HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988-06-04 - Orange Coast PilotSATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1988
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Edison Hlgh's Kaleaph
Carter led a host of area
prep track and fleJd ath-
letes qualifying for the
state finals today at Cer-
ritos College. /81
Tiffany Boye leads Wood-
bridge High to CIF 2A
softball tltte./81
Pistons oust Celtics from
• NBA playoffs; Lakers face
against Dallas. /81
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Nancy Mcintyre says
she'd llfe to see organiza-
tion of our llfe span re-
worked./ A3
"Know Before You Go" Is
the theme of Safe Boating
Week, June 5-11. / A3
California
An automobile Insurance
lnltlatlve, the first of four
that could be on the
November ballot, has
qualified to go before
voters.I AS
Nation
President Reagan returns
home from Moscow sum-
mit to a star-spangled
welcome./ A4
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Longtime support~ linked to mallers
smearing 40th opp~nts Cox, Baker
By JONATHAN VOLZKE
... LANCE IGNON °' .............
Nathan Roscnbefl's bid for the ~h Conjl'essiooal Dastnct scat .. 1s
history" followin1 lhe discovery that
recent mailers attaclcina fellow can-
didates were sent by a !Qngttmc
Roscnbera friend and supporter, can-
didate C. Christopher Cox said Fn-
day.
Taken for a ride
But Roscnbers said the revelation
will ha"e no impact on bis campai1n bcc~use he had nothing to do wit~Jhc mailers ~
"I a~ that the Roscnbera cam-
paign 1$ history. we·rc going to win
and rm go101 to-OC In tnc liistory
books." Rostnberg said.
Litcra1ure brandingCouu Soviet.
.. propagandist" and repeatina
adultery allegauons against candidate
An unidentified toddler doeen•t Hem to be enjoJinl
hlmeelf quite u macb u bl• counterparts on a carnl'f'al ride
at the Llona Clab Flab~ on Friday at Llona Park In Coeta
Tustin councilman
won't pull punches
in bid for 40th seat
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Ot .. o.llr .........
At 26. John Kelly is the younacst
Republican· cand1date in the 40th
Congressional District pnmary. He
is. at times. also the 'fnost entcnain-
ina.
Over the course of more than two
dozen candidate forums. KelJy has
serenaded the audience. stalked out
in disgust, mimicked some of his
opponents and leveled strona criti-
cism at rctirina incumbent Bob
Bad ham.
Tbe Tustin City Councilman, in his
fifth political race. says it's the only
kind of campai,nins he knows.
"I know 1l sounds hke I've been
excessively crittcal of my· OPP.O-
nents. .. Kelly said. "But the bi& 1m1IC$
they Jive each other at those forums.
the handshakes. it's phony.
.. These men and women arc com-
peting for the same job! It's a battle. a
war. r could never tolerate it.··
Once the campa1Jn ends. however.
Kelly will be quick to bury the
hatchet. He believes in dcvelopina
"collqiality" with fellow lqislators
and says that practice has benefited
his constituents 1n Tustin.
It's all part of the "old-fashiontd"
conservative style on whicb Kelly has
based his campaign.
An unabashed fan of the late
Conarcssman James 8. Utt who was
known for years as ·'Mr. Con-
servative," Kelly campaigns on
moral and family values and fiscal
austerity
It's a philosophy on which he was
raised in a larac Irish-Catholic family.
He helps run the family business. a
11n shop in Tustin.
..I've Lona campaiancd for the
. ...
C. David Baker was stnt to 37,000
voters in Newpon ~ach. Costa MtSa
and other Oranac Coasl cities in-
cluded in the 40th Congressional
District.
Baker, Cox and Ro~nbel'J are
considered the front-runners m the
Republican primary race for the sca1
be1n1 vaca1ed b> Roben Badham. R-
Newport Beach.
The 17-inch b) I I-inch. two-color
mailers wert ~n1 by the American
Council for Conservauvc Conscnsu~
headed b) Atthur Jackson. 32. of
Phoenix, Anz
Jackson 1s lmcd as havin1 con-
tributed S 1.000 to Rosenberg's cam-
paian in No"ember 1987. Accordina
to the Postal Sen: ice. Jackson's aroup
s~nt another Sl,931 to majl the
literaturt. • '
Althouah he admits Jackson is a
lon11imt friend and supporter, Rose·
nberg denied any conncctjon to the
brochures. -
··Did we have an)'th1n1 to do with
that ~ccc? Did Arthur (Jack.son) clear
it with us~ Did we authorize it? Old
'u~~\.CtlDO'* about itr· Rownbera
said ... No."
Roscnbca said his campai1n sent a
$1,000 chec[ to Jachon on Fnda) to
reimburse him for bis c1mpa11'}
rontnbution.
"In a mi11uided way, I think tie fdi
he was hclpin& out a friend.'' a~
nbel'I said. ··The auy's obviously~·
ri&ht to express himself and the ll!iW
allows him to form an i~~
committtt. We just reject that kind help ...
Jackson could not be reached for
comment.
But despite the denials. Coi. &Md
the conntct1on spells the end · lif
Row.A~~ampeig
.. Nathan Roscnbcrs's candidacy is
noVt' over:· Cox said. "It's history, I
feel SOn) for him... ·
In the mailers, connected to Jack~
{Pleue 11ee aoesmaO/.A.3)
Lotto
fever
hits
Coast
By LANCE IGNON °' .............
Money. Lots of1L So much money
that )Ou could bum a dollar bill every
30 seconds for 20 years and still end
up with about $6 million ..
AU you have to do to as beat the one
in 1• million odds and win today's
Lotto jackpot, the taraest since the
state t>qan playm& the pme 21
monthsqo. -
This week's pnze may total as
much as S4S milhon. and the temp-
tation of w1nnm1 what may approach
the nation's larsest Jackpot hu
spurred tickn bu)'il\I to nearly 10 umes us normal pace. The \af'ICSl
jackpot c~tt awarded by the OOWltry's
state-run lottopmes was$46 million
in Penns)'l~banni.a last October. a<>
cording to the Associated Preli.
"l feel l1Kky.-said Jane Maimo.ne
of Huntinston Beach u s.bc exited a
7-11 martct on lndianaoolisAvmw
and Nt>Wland Street. In her hod Mil
clutched SS worth oflotto·picb, tht
first shc had over p\utllUccL
Mesa. Moet of thoee attenclllia the· annual e•ent, bowe•er.
do baye a &rand time. The P'lsb Fry contlnuea today· and Sunday. ·
While many prople have bee1I
de~ mna vanous methods lo ensure
"1ctOI). such as pickina numbers that
stat1s11call)' have come up more often
in previous drawinp; HuntiOJIOn
JobnKellJ
small business people... he said.
..Ever) time lhe)' tum around. gov-
cmmcnt 1s · rcachin• into their
pockets. rcduc1na their chances to
surv1"e.··
He became interested in politics as
a tttn-accr while •ttendtn& CH)
council mttt1nis v.;ith has father.
.. , saw thcJo"emment 11" mg m~
mom and da nolhina but trouble. ·
Kelly said
At qe 18. he made his first bid for a
(Pleue eee TUSTDI/ A2)
(Pl......-LOTTO/.U)
Deukmejian in town
stumping for GOP
incumbent Ferguson
By JENNIFER WEBER ··u-cs make ~ we don't allow °' .. ...,........ gndlcd. 10 put a lock on Caltfomia's
Gov. Georse Dcukmej ian vov.ed fu ture ·· he satd.
Frida)' to maintain 1 ·•positi H " The go\crnor said he supporu
climate for businesi. saytnl arowlh Propos111on 74. a $1 b1lbon transpor-
and hcahh) competition .. will alto" t.atton bond act. W1lh that aod other
us to achtc"c C\Cn greater heights .. sources of income. state and local go\crnments would have S8.S b1lhon In his spccch to a group of about to spend on improvinJ transpor-
27S RepubhC'ans. Dcukmcj1an said tatton s~stems. DcukmCJi•n said. He
the keys to kccptnf a .. vibrant dad not specify over how many yean
ecdnomy"' arr traffic improvements that monc) would be spent.
and better schools. · He also encouraacd employers to
The speech was pan of the aov-encourage workers to share rides. but
ernor's endorsement -has first ofan "as not specafic on 1n~nuves cm·
incumbent - of Assemblyman 011""' plo~crs could use .
Ferguson. "ho IS involved 1n • e, increasing the ave~ number
pnmal) ftaht v.lth Newport ~ach of people in a car from the present 1.2 C~u~i;:1lv.oma~ Evel)'n H~n With to I 4. ··~ can v1nualty climj~te
has wife at his side IkukmeJtln spolc traffic rnn~tton:· IkukmcJ\an said.
at a $1(~.a~plate ~akfast at the On education, the aovemor said
Hotel Mend1en. bcttt"r S(hools arc "essential'" to
lmprovina tnnsportation S}stems ha ' inJ a worl 'farer ca~b~ of
is cntical to k«p1n1 C:altforn1a's handling h1ghl ) skilled techntcalJ~
eronom). the •orld's si~th mo!lt He said he also supports PropostttOn
prosperous. health~. Dc1.1kmeJian 75 an S800 million bond imae that
Yid. (Pleue eee GOVUUIOR/ d )
Hallmark hit for not
pulling alcohol-related
grad cards from shelves
Sister carries message of musician's death
•
Debbie Moskewich
counsels on dangers
....&.------of drunken drinking
'
OVER GRAD CARDS •••
•n1mve 10 the 1uue by tetp(>ndina
nnmediately to discontinue manu-
ficturin,c aOd thippinJ of the cam ..
Sbe U lhe CO~)' •-went a JkP fta~ .. by .-.ILi' • CO:: DOiie)' IO maR no I tftCle 10 I
hundua1ion Ctitdl In •ht ftnwe. 8Ut ·she liiCl that jraduation c:et·
emanics are tofl'int 10 a dole 8lld
tbat a decisson ~:Whether IO puU the ofrendirw caRls will til up to 1Ddivid=
ualrelaikrs..
SM laid the cards. ~n of 600 with ~uatiQn therneJ, wm intended for
the ~matutt ~uate who would look
at the humor responsibly ...
Sandra Moskewich. whose daugh-
ter Stacey, 19, was killed in 1987 in an
accident idvolvina a drinkina driver.
was one of the concerned JM~nts at
Friday's pms confettnt"e...
Moskewich $lid \he Hallmark
cards had no business bein.a on local
shelves. She said that she pc.rsonally
had gone to several 110~ sttkina
tht>ir rtmoval ... There was a ve!Y
,.
aQOd ~nte."' she said. .. they tOOk
them off.''' .
Dave Larson. uccuth·e dim:tor of
the Oranet County cha9&er· or the
National Councir on Akohol, •Id
that inaetaud PcoPle and orpnlza. tions spend time and money 1trnun1
1he dansen of alCobol Ud that the Halln\irk' card1 come ou1 .. 10 ~ the .:v,a from under them."
.. The Jlonfiaition of alCobol is the
probkm," he said. "The m~
Joins to youna people is how slick It
as, 1 t toes on and o n. Jn every nook of
society the meuqe is that h's OK to
drink. lt'sa terrible mcssasc:·
Brian Garland, who'll become
principal al Edison High School next
month, said he's seen "kids drink,
drive and die -it's nolhina to make
fun of and joke about.
.. The fcelina I have is of surpirse
that a company with the high quality
of Hallmark would let 10mething like
this slip b)'."
ISTER CARRIES MUSICIAN'S MESSAGE •••
Al ' •
cy Moskewidl's boyfriend, John
nlap. His song '"April Rain"
n\C)C'd not onlv what it's like to
a close friend, but the utra
nJens survivors arc a ked to carry.
,. "How can I bave been so vain,
inkina life comes with no pain,"
nlap san1 while strummtng an
' acousuc goiter.
"I think tf llvc even touched one
person." Moskewich.said afterward.
"I've done what I set out to do. The
big mistake everyone makcs·is they
don't thrnk it can happen to them."
Brian Tyler. president of Students
Against Driving Drunk, said the
assembly waso!Jlnized in an effon to
raise awareness-of the consequt"nccs
of dnnkmg and dnvmg. especially in
the fcsth~ weeks JUSt pnor lo gradu-
ation.
"In Che past, SADD has shown a
film." Tyler said. '"But we thought it
would be morccffec11veth1s year if we
had speakers who could .talk about
what happened to them."
LOTTO FEVER HITS COAST PLAYERS •••
Prom Al
·Beach resident Tapas Sinha believes
winning has nothing to do with
strategy. ··tfl buy a thousand tickets I won't
win if I don't have luck. I don"t care
•hat kind of \.Ombmataon you have rf
)OU don't have luck ..
So Smha always picks the same two
numbers twice a week. His and h1'>
w1fe·s b1nh dates.
Wh11e$45 m1ll1on could buy a lot of ~rocerics.1t will look hkech1cken feed
1f a tcle\lsed drawin~ scheduled for
'-'7"56 p.m tonight fails to pick six
wmning numbers. In that case. the
!ckpot would be added to next
ednesda} ·s dra"'1 ng. shattering the
tional record. lottery officials said.
But never mind about theory. The
Shm family. owners oftarry•s Liquor
~ Huntington Beach. 1s 1ust trying to
get 1hrouJh today's buying fccnzy. By
6· 15 p. m. Friday the store had already
sold $2,000 wonh of tickets. Last
Friday the store sold $47S.
.. Tomorrow we're going to die
because the lines will be so long.··
Amy Shin said on Friday ... h's Just
too much for 5 cents (the amount the
store makes on the sale of each
ticket)."
Still. the Shms would hardly poo
poo the game 1f one of their patrons
won 1he1ackpot. In that case the Shms
would rtte1ve .5 percent of the take.
or $225.000.
Then again maybe the Shins will
win themscl'Ves. Jung Shin. the family
matron. buys $5 wonh every week.
but has never won anything.. Amy's
father. Moo Shm. spends about $20 a
week.
"I'm sure he's playing n more this
week and he's not telling us," his
daughter confided
The h1shcst previous )•Ckpot won
in Calrfornia, $25 4 million. was split
by two players 1n October, the AP
reponed.
The latest round of so-called lot-
toman1a began Wednesday when
nobody won the $26.1-milion jack·
pot. The prize money was then added
to today's purse
Average sales from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m
Frida} were more than S 11.8 minion.
compared with nearly SI. 9 mil hon
last week dunng the same pcnod, The
AP said.
Half the lonery's rcven\e goes into
the Jackpot and smaller pnzes. a third
~oes to public education and the rest
1s used to run the game.
TUSTIN COUNCILMAN ••.
From A l
cit) council scat and lost. He tried
again at ages 20and 22. On his founh
try at 24. he became the youn1est cit\.
councilmcmber ever elected in r ustin
Those campaigns helped forge the
sometimes combative style he has
brought 10 the congressional race.
They also pve-him a healthy dose
ofhum1lr1y -a trait he finds lacktng
m his opponents.
"All thcsegu)scomeoffas know·tt·
alls:· Kelly said.
'r: He depends on the suppon of
;earnest hard.working people ... and
1,t.ondcmns the hrgh-pnced campaigns
Strong earthquake
hits New Zeala n d
C HRISTCHURCH, New Zealand
4AP) - A strong earthquake rattled
the lower part of New Zealand's
South Island 1oda). cutung elcctncr·
• ty to thousands of customers. shat·
tering windows and causing several
landslides, officials said.
No one was reported Injured by
the quake. which registered 6. 5 on
\be Richter scale. police said.
Jn Washington. the U.S. Geolog1·
cal Survey reported that the quake
was the strongco;t temblor 10 the
general area in more than 12 years.
since a magnitude 6 ., earthquake on
Ma) 4, 1976.
The 11 :37 a m quake was
• cientercd in the Southern Alps near
the southwest corner of South
Island. near Lake Te Anau and
: about 450 mrle~ ~outh"-eSt of Well·
i ngton
~ landslides closed two roads Sc-..
cr.11 water marn~ also burst because
of the temblor
The New Zealand St1smolog1cal
Ob\Cr\ atof} sard the quake was
11m1lar to the une whrch caused
severe damage to the town of
Edgecumbc and other parts of the
,Bay of Plenty dr'>trrc:t rn \1arch last
)Car.
"lf1t had occured in a more popu·
lated area there "-OUld lrkely have
been a lot of damage." said Dr
Ewan Sm11h, sc1smolog1st at the
Wellington observatory.
of some ofh1s opponents
With projected expenditures top.
prng out at about $20.000, Kelly said,
"I want to win spcndm& the least and
kt it be known that 1overnment
bclonf to all of us. not Just the cine.
"Al these guys have been so
sullied. The Orange County poht1cal
landscape 1s httered with rented
po11t1c1ans."
If elected. Kelly vows to propose
lcg1slat100 that would prevent can-
didates from a~epung out-of-state
contributions
··Republicanism farls when public
olfice can be bought," he said. "The
'ha1.e-nots0 ha-.e always out·
numl>cred the "haves: but thcrr votes
count JUSt as much.''
Amon& the remaining candidates.
only he and Dave Baker have held
public office. Kelly said the other
candidates have never had to answer
10 a constituency and wouldn•t carry
the concern for residents' needs that is
developed by officials in office.
ln fact, to ensure he rcmamed in
close contact with residents. Kelly
would consider maintaining an office
10 a motor home that could be moved
on a regular basis throughout the
drstrrct
Ger1nan 1niners found
DOR.KEN. West Germany (AP)-
S1x miners buncd 330 feet under-
ground for more than two days after
an explosion in a coal shaft were
found alive earl> Saturday. Hesse
State radio said
The radio said the six were dis.
covered by rescuers 1n a pocket of air
The}' were exhausted but otherwise
appeared not be scnously injured, the
report said.
fhe six men were among 57 miners
1n the shaft when the explosion
occurred Wednesday The radio said
there was hope that more survivors
ma) be found
By late Frrday. rescuers had found
36 bodies and had brou1ht 28 bodies
to the surface
The first of the s" survivors was
brought to the surface at about 5.30
a m .. the radio said
The blast at the Stolzcnbach mine
in the town of Borken, 72 miles
northeast of Frankfurt. trapped the
miners 330 feet below the surl'ace and
by Thursday s said earlier that there
were high concentrations of deadly
carbon monoxide in the mine.
The survivors may have been
helped b} fresh air being constantly
pumped into the mine to aid the
rescuers. the radio said
Experts were still trying to de·
termine what caused the blast,
Free fishing day set for June 11
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Call·
fom1ans can fish for free on June 11.
That date 1s one of two free fishing
da) s for California cnrzens creatC'd by
a law passed last )Car by the Ug1~
laturc to allow the state to take pan in
two national weeks.
June 11 falls durina National
F1o;hing Weck. The second day. Aug.
13. 1s durrng National Hunting and
Fishing Week
"Fishing 1s a fam1ly-onented sport
that can be enJOYed by all C'ah-
forn1ans and des1anating free fishrna
da)s 1s a unique way to adverusc the
abundance of C'ahforn11°s fisheries.''
Assemblyman Jim Costa. D-Frcsno.
author of the law. s~ud in a statement.
• GOVERNOR STUMPS ••• Senior Constable Lloyd Mathe~n
f Tc Anau pohce station descnbed
c quake as ••a veT)' strong rock1n1 ~rom Al
otion -shuddenng with a large wl')uld fund capital improvements cmorcalledpnmarr.cbaJlengcs "fam-
nna noise." and school construction. ity .. sq~bblcs." He said the as-
In addition to cutting power to an Dcukmcjlan Yid competition was scmblyman "has done a first-r11te
estimated 40,000 consumcn in &ood for business because it fottts job': in Sacramento and called
<rhristchurch, the quake intmupted more efficiency and more pro-Fcrsuson .. , good friend .. who has·
power supplies to the town of Tc duct1' 1ty. bcco 1 loyal upporter in the As.-
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Mother gets 30 years in son's beating death
WARWIC K. R.l. (AP) - A JUdJC
sentenced a woman to 30 years 1n
pnson Fnday for failing to prevent
her 3-)ear-old son's beating death,
allcgedl) at the hands of her h .e·in
boyfriend.
··You allowed your young son to
suffer a chamber of horrors, .. Su· ~nor C'oun Judge Robert D. Krause
told Mary Ann Cacchioui.
It took the judge I 0 minutes to read
the decision as Cacchiott1 bur!>! into
tears
"You did nothing meaningful or
produrn-.e to stop the abuse:· Krause
said "You could have if }Ou had
meaningfully wanted to."
Mark Cacchio1t1 Jr .. 3. lived with
his mo1hcr and her boyfriend. Philip
W Flanigan. prior to his death Sept.
11. 1985. The case apmst Flanigan is
pending 1n 01stnct Court. State
prosecutors have said they wlll also
present evidence against Flanigan to a
grand jury.
Krause ordered Cacchiott1 to serve
20 years. with 10 )Cars sus~ndcd.
following her conviction 1n mid-April
on a charge of involuntary man-
slaughter. lhe penalty was stiffer
than the 25-)car sentence prosecutors
had sought •
In 1mposma the tough sentence,
K rauY rr1ccted defense attorney
George M. Muks1an's plea for
lenience. The auomey claimed his
client also was a victim. She WU
getting involved tn a volunteer pro-
gram for battered women and was
undergoing counseling. he told the
judge.
Muksian appeared stunned after
the sentencing and declined com-
ment.
On Thursday, Cacchiotti had
pleaded with the JUdJr to allow her lo
rear her other child. Juhcannc. 9, who
1s hvMlg wrth her father. Mark S.
Cacch1ott1 Sr .. the defendant's former
husband
ROSENBERG.DENIES LINK TO MAILERS •••
From Al
son by Federal Elections Com-
m issron statutes requiring any group
that spends more. than S 1.000 to
resister with the FEC. Cox 1s attacked
as a propagandist and Baker as an
adulterer.
Jackson attacks Co~ because of a
business Cox began that translates the
So-.1ct newspaper Pravda into Eng-
lish for d1s1ribut1on in the United
Stales.
··on April 13, Chns Cox adm11s
before I 00 voters that he in fact 1s
rc!.ponsiblc for distributing Com-
munist propaganda to Amencan
!>lhool kids.' the mailer claims
Cox. who trophied Iran-Contra
figure retired Manne Corps Lt. Col
011-.cr Nonh in an Orange Coast rally
on Thursda). denied the mailer's
allegations.
"It was outrageously false. re.ally
pathetic:· Col( said
The similar mailer larJClina Balcer
revives alleptions that Baker had an
e\tra-marital affair. That allegation
was shouted at Baker by an uniden~
t1fied man dunnga cand1date·s forum
at the Balboa Bay Club last month.
Rosenberg said Jackson was not the
man who stood up at the forum.
Baker has admitted his marriage
suffered a period of discord. but has
neither confirmed nor denied the
allegation.
John Nakaoka, Baker's campaign
manager. said his \tafT had also
discovered Jackson's hnk to Rost·
nberg. and "it doesn't surpnsc me."
"There are a lot of co1ncidcnccs."
Nakaoka saJd. '"They have done
ever)thing to skirt the law. and the
extent they arc w1lhng to go really
ama1cd me. It's abstSlutely un-
ethical."
Rosenberg said he tnei Jackson 10
Washington D.C about eight ycan
aao while Jackson was workma as a
congressional aide. The candidate
said he last talked to the Anzonan
when he v1s1ted Phoenix on business
10 January.
Rosenberg said Jackson is a "politi-
cal animal" and has been involved
with several recent campaigns.
David Vaporean. Roscnbcra'a
campa1an consultant. said Jackson
may bclonJ to a "far right" element in
Arizona w11h, .. this vision about how
they arc 101na to direct America. And
they believe they do 1t at the ballot
bo •• x.
~ . Three Ecudorian generals die in crash
qu1To. Ecuador (AP) -Ecua·
dor s air force commander. two other
generals and an Israeli m1lrtary at-
tachc were kilted Fnday night along
w11h seven other people when their
plane hit a mounuun near Quito.
officials said.
The military plane calT)'ing Gen.
Angel Augusto Flores. S2: the air
force chrcf. and Gens. Raul Cousin
and Galo Coronel crashed into the
mountain on the outskirts of this
highland cap1tal at about 6 p.m. (4
p.m. PDT).
Amon11 the dead was Pen Shoa. an
Israeli m1htary anachc, the air force
Jald in a communique. It did not give
Shpa"s rank. ·
The communique said alt 11
people 1n tlic plane were killed and
that all were military
Police at the scene said the plane
crashed into a mountain three m11e$
from downtown Quito and tumbled
into a small nver. with pan of the
fuselage falhn& in the water.
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•
CalTrans official
to give talk on
· county freeways
Keith Mckean, district director or Ca1Tran1
Dialrict 12, will di.Cuss Orante County's rrec-ay
ayskm and praen1 a status report on improvements
at Tburlday's aeneral membeBhip mectina or the
OraQle County ~ue of Cities. · · McKean will focus on the Santa Ana FtteWay
wiCSenina project and what we can elLpect in
disruption durina construction. ~ sessi~n 1s sched~lcd for 6:30 p.m. at t¥
Anaheim Stadium Oub in Anaheim. The cost 11
S l4.SO wi\J\ reservations pnor to Tuesday noon or·
Sl6.SO at the door. Call 972-0077 for funhcr
information.
Art curator tallc •lated
Janet Dominik. curator oflhc 1986 exhibition .. Early Anists in Laauna Beach: The ~m
Pttl. 11onists," will address the "Good Mom1na.
La&una" breakfast lecture series Thursday.
The proaram. scheduled for 9 a.m .. w111 be held
·at the Lquna Art Museum. 307 Cliff'Onve. Laauna
Beach. Admission is U .SO for members. students
and senior cititens and $4.SO for non-members.
. Trade women to meet
Memben and aucsts of Women in World Track
will hear Pat Ware, administrative coordinator of
the Orange County Office of Protocol. at the group's
, luncheon meellnJ Thursday at the Holiday Inn.
3131 Bristol St., Costa Mesa.
The event 1s scheduled for I I :30 a.m. and luest
price for the luncheon is S 18. Call 968-386 for
reservations.
Tal.t set on dropout.
"Hi~ School Dropouts -the Social Conse-
quences' is the topic of di5Cussion for Thursday's
meetina of Women for Ora nae County. to be held at
9:30 a.m. in the all-purpose room of the Tustin
Pubhc Ltbrary.
Lupe Green. a clinical social work apprentice
and consultant, will conduct the program at the
library, 34S E. Maan St. Admission is free and the
public is invited.
Young Republicans meet
The Orange Counfy Young Republicans will
heu journalist Charles Wiley speak on" Accuracy in
the Media" at their mcetina Wednesday at 7 p.m. in
the Westin South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa.
WiTey, who has freelanced for Time. Newsweek
and U.S. News and World Report, has been
imprisoned in Cuba and arrested by the KGB. The
public is invited and adm1ss1on 1s free.
Self-discovery session
"Search for the True Self." a volagc of
discovery for men 25 and over. w1I begin
Wednesday at the Laguna Beach Community Chntc,
364 Ocean Ave .. Laguna Beach.
Jerome K. Muller will conduct the sessions.
which will be held at 6: 15 at a cost of SI 0 each. Call
494-9429 or 831 -8 I 43 for funher information
Audiologi st to speak
Marjorie R Harns. director of the community
outreach pr~m at UC'LA and a rqJstemi
audioloSJSl, will speak on "Hope for Heanna" at
Thursday's luncheon meeung of the S1mcha chapter
ofB'na1 B'nth Women.
The event 1s scheduled for noon at Progressive
Savina.s in Hunungton Beach. Call Florence
Waldman at 960-4566 for additional information.
WHS seeJcs 1963 grads
The 1963 graduating class of Westminster Htah
School is planning a 25-year reunion Aug. 27 at the
Beverly Heritaie Hotel in Costa Mesa. Graduates
who have not been contacted should call Jan Scou at
S39-3733 for information.
Student hosts wanted
Cultural Homestay Institute. a non-profit
intercuhural exchanae program. will be bnng1n1 30
Japanese students from 18 to 23 )Cars of age to the
Saddleback Valley for four weeks in August.
Families w1shma to host one or more of the
visitors should contact M1sue Spngs. teacher
coordinator, at 831-1415.
Cltlldren '•play therapy
The Dana Point Counsehna and Educauon
Center is orpnszina a children's play therapy aroup,
which will meet for an hour a week at the center,
24672 San Juan, Suite 210, in Dana Point.
The sessions arc open at no cha11c to
panicipants. Call 2~7788 for addiuonal infor-
mation.
Monday, June 6
• 1:30 p.m. Oruae Couty PluaJa1 Com-
mJ11loa. board meeting room. Hall of Adminis-
tration. 10 Civic Center Plaza. Santa Ana
Students se~ life in a Space station
I J JONATHAN VOl..B£ ...............
A sroup of UCI studt-rm took an
unuwal field trip lhii ~ttk. Tht) pent an
afternoon at a SPKe station.
But lhey mack tt home in time for dinner
b«ausc the st.ation wasn't in orbit -·it's
houstd in a buar haflllt' at McDonnell
DouaJas' Huntinaton BH<'h facility. ·
McDonnell DouaJaswauwardedaSl.9
billion aovcmment contract in Ottember
to build key i.cctions of the space st11iort.
which is scheduled to be in operation by
1998. said Bob Sirko. manaaer of re'itarch
and doclopment for the station.
The 80 or so students who tourtd the full
sited mock ups housed in the butt
warthOuS( are enrolled in "L1vint in
Space.'' an upper d1vison soc1at ccotoaY c:la'S at UCI.
The class beJms with a study of the solar
S)stcm and continuts throu&Jl the history
of S?.CC fli&ht and encompasses the
poss1blit1cs of ltft on other planets -
eanhlinp or otherwise. -
The trip to the space station is imponant
bccau~ It allows the learnina to come to
life for the students. keeping their interest
hi,herthan iftl,lcir studies "'ere just from a book
"We can show pictures all da). but to
actually walk through it will teach them so
much more.·· ~1d class instructor ~bra
Oa\ls .. h brings their imag1nattons to
life··
Davis is more than qualified to lead the
class. ha' ing scr.,.cd ~ director of space
shuttle testmg at Johnson Space \i:ntcr in
Houston.
She resigned from the National Aero-
nautics and Space Admin1strat1on to
pursue herdoctorateat UCI in -what else
-space human cngincenng de.sign or
des1gnmJ space habitats for human beings.
Thia 17 ·foot model of the •pace etatlon wu an•elled by llcDounell Dou.alas in 1985. • •
Teaching "4Jvmg in Space.. was a
natural for her.
··1 have such a fasc1nat1on with space.
and I ha\e some 1ns1ghts that not a lot of
people have:· Davis said ··when the
students come to class. they catch m}
excitement."
Bui not all of her students ~111 turn out to
be protcges. she conctt"ds. despllc her
cffons to lure them into space with perks
like the tnp to McDonnell Douala~
"These kids come from c.·''l'~ had.-
ground. and I think thl'} share tht ·1 v.ant
to ao 10 space' fccl ..,g: .. Da\. IS ..aid .. .\nd
if Just one ofthi: k1ils get an idea to dc'>1gn
something be11er than "-t: can then that"c;
great:·
All of the students that ~" the "at1on
mock up Tue!oda~ Jnd c;pent 11mc t;illo..ing
"'1th '>Orne of 1hi: project"s top i:ng1nt:a'>
said the~ hkc<l thl· da'>'> hut the' "-l'fl' '>Plit
"'hethcr '>pan· "'a'> for them
.. I 'Cf) despcr.uch "'an I tn go 1 ntu
space:· said M1rhacl lo..astn<'r ~I , of
Li~a Lenney backed _
by Cranston in 40th
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of ... ~ ......
Lida Lcnney won the endorsement
Fnday ofSen. Alan Cranston in her bid for
the 40th Congressional distnct scat.
Lcnney. a Laauna Beach City Coun-
cilwoman. 1s runnina unopposed m the
Democratic pnma')-But she 1s ccram to
face an uphill battle 1n November's general
elcc11on against the Republican nominee
tn a d1stnct dommated by Republican
voters
In endonmg Lcnney's cand1daC).
Cranston said: .. Lida h;ts been a strong
advocate for human nghts and en-
vironmental issues 1n Orange County She
has fouJht to save Laguna Canyon by
formina the Laguna Canyon Conscrvann
and hu I~ thl· ba11lt against offshore.-011
dnlhn.f along the precious Cahlom1a
coas1
In a prepared statement. ( ranston c;a1d
he v.as J01ning uthcr state ~mocralll
Icade~ 1n backmg Lennc) . .\mong them
are ~a,ont~ v. hip Ton~ Coelho. Demo-
cratic Cahhirn1a Congrc~s1onal Del-
ep11on Chai rman Don Edv.ards and
congressmen Md L c' 1ne and Howard
Berman
l\cco rdang to campa1cn d1rt'C'tor Frank
"'cwman. l.cnne\ also has \.loOn 1hc
endorsements of( ongressv.oman Barbar.&
Bo\.Cr of ~onhcrn (ahforn1a Colorado
Sen. Pat Schroeder. state Lt Go' Leo
McCanh} the Dcmucrat1c Foundation of
OrangeCount~. thegroup Womi:n f or and
the National Organ11at1on for Women
Ir' 1ni: ··11 fa~inatl''i me I gu~·.i·m llft'd
of eanh ··
Ross i...aplan . a :!2-yrar-old ~n1or
hoping tu enter medical school ne\t ~ear.
s::ud 1hc d ass and '1s11 10 ~cDonncll
Oouglas opened hl6 e~cs somrv.hat. but he
'!>l1ll 1\n.t '!lure '>pace tra\:CI v.111 be common
1n h1'> lifc11me .. , ..,, .. ., surpnc;c:d hov. small (the \talion)
I'> hut an) ta mi: \OU take a class hkc this
'''u"'anttogoupintospace "Kaplan..a1d
· .\nd a Iler toda ~. I think I might \I.ant to be
a span• docwr:·
Lida Lenney
Bui utha \tudcnts said the\ ""C'l'f
mterc';Lcd in space. but the outer hmu•
\;l•rcn't for them. ·
··1c'> 'el) 1ntcres11ng and I nc.,.cr
rcahtl·J "'e v.erl' thas far along." ~1d Kent
&ard-,lce. ~O. of:--;cv.port Beach ... But I m
going to hr a pohce ollicer. and nothing can
S\1.3\ that •
Vitck11 Brandt. :!O. ofCemtos "'as ahttk
murt practical -and honest.
..I find 11 fa5410atsng. but I get '1olcnt
mo11on ~li;.rh.-ss. I c.ould ne'er go into Sp.Ate:·
, Parades
promote
safe
boating
By ALMON LOCJtABEY ...................
Prrs1den1 Reagan and 1ht Nauonal Safe ·~ung l uunc1I (!\'IBCI ha\c designated
Jun(' :>-11 ct'> <;.ifl' Boa11ng W'('l'k
The C\lunnl J group v.hoSC' ti2 members
ha'c an antcn:~t in s.ate boating educ~1 1on
Jnd pract1lt:S_ ... 11d this ~rar"~ oh'>Cn ance
\.\Ill l'mphit~11e 4b-.t1nencr from alcohol
and knov.ingthl· nautKal rulcsoftht' road
Gitl critical after near drowning
Thi'> \Car's thl·me !o..nov. &fore You
(1\1 •• \lrc'><iC'> the 1m1>ortan~ ofedu(aucn
an n·JuC'lng an 1dcnl\
.. , n mo'>! Ca<.(.•s. toda' 's hoater\ begin
"'llh l1111t'.' C\JX'rtl·nce or bo3tang tduca-
tton:· <.J1d \\ii ham Ladd. nattonal Salt'
R· •Jiang V. l·d l'hairman ··~f(' Boat111g
\\ n·~ I!> dC'!>•gnl'd for those boaters and for
fi,hamen. Y.atl'r '>l 1ers and other sporu-
ml·n "'ho do not consider thrm~h·es
ooJtcr' hut proti.lbl) makC' up as much as
QO pa1;cnt oflhl· hoat1ng popula11on ··
By LANCE IGNON °' ... ~ ........ A 14-year-old girl was in cnttcal con-
·d111on after nearly drowning Frida} in a 3-
foot-dcep wading pool at Wild Rl'1.cr5
water park in Laauna Hills.
About I .SOO h1Jh school students from
20 schools were v1sning the aqua11 c theme
park when a ltfquard spotted the girl
noauna m the pool. said Greg Bnggs.
acneral manager
The lifeguard pulled the unconscious
teen from the water and was adm1n1stenng
mouth-to-mouth rcsusc1tat1on whrn
lrvtne police and paramedics arrived at
about 1:40 p.m.
Briggs said SC\.tral other children "'ere
SY.1mm1ng in the ~ml· po<'I. "'h11.:h 1sabou1
1v.1cc the s1LC of a regular hack .. ard
swimming pool v.hcn the girl y,as d1s-
co,cred. Hed1d not kno"' ho"-or "'h' tht'
acC1dcnt occurred · ··we don"t kno"' "'hat happt'ned ·· he
said .. lt'sanabsolutem,o;tcn We 'ebe-<."n
open for two )Car) and "-C0 \l' nt''t'r c:.,.cn
had a rcsucr ··
The girl. whose name "a' Y.1thheld
because of her age y,as tal..en 10 \addlc-
back Communal) Hoc;p1tal "lhc Y.J\ later
transferred to Ch1ldrcns Ho\pllal in 1 lr·
ange where she was hooled to a hfr
suppor1 S}'stem m the 1n1ens1"e rare unit.
\gt °'tl \." Frc"' ~1d. w 1IJ R1,ers 1s a :!0-acrt v.ater park
lolatnJ on a pon1on of the former Lion
( ountn Safari -.1tc m Lagu~ Hills The
aural! on y,asdo~d dunng the v.intcr and
oix·ncd for v.~kend business on Ma) 14
The.· park v.111 begin da1I) opera tion on
June 11
Bn8llS said the 'enuc "'as opened
'>pcc1alh Fnda) for the '1s11ang ~hoots
'\;1:1thrr Bnggs nor Fre\.lo knr-.-. v.hat ~hool
thc girl belonged to.
The park drt"-:!80.000 '1s11ors dunng
thl· ~ti J.t}S 1t was open dunng 1t\ firc.t )car.
I '1Sh. Jnd about twice that numhcr last
)cJr
Pendleton Marine denies part in murder
VENTURA (AP) ...:_ A former Manne
testifying in his own defense for a second
day reiterated he had noth1n1 to do with
plonina the murder of Manne Staff Sit
Carto Troiani. who was stationed wuh the
defendant at Camp Pendleton
Kevin Watkins held to the claim
throuah five houn of cross-examination
Thul'1day by San Otego County ~put}'
01Stnct Attorney Phil Walden.
.. So }Ou·re \a)tnl ~ou a£d ( arlo Tm1.in1
Y.Crc the onl) two people ho didn't kno"'
he "'a" .f.O'"J to be kill d Is that ~our
pos111on · W a Iden asked
·· "-h pos1t1on 1s that I neHr knev.. that
Carlo· T ro1an1 ~as going to be killed ..
Watkms rcpltcd.
Watkins.. 21. claimed that four of his
Manne buddies ~ho earlier pleaded iu1lt)
to Tro11ni's murder d1dn't 1nclude h\m 1n
the plot T ro1an1. 3 7. was lured to an 1\0lattd
\trcllh of road in Oceanside "'here ht "'as ,h,,1 1n the bad. of the head on .\ug 10
14\..i He had aone there 10 aid his "'1ti.·
after l'"Cl'CI\. IOI& phone CAii that her car had
brokl•n down.
Wu kins. who is charged "'1th murder
,rnJ .. onsp1raq. ts the last ol '11\ Jctcndant'
1n the murder-for-hart case.
nnl· lOUnlil member tht· Sat1on.al
\1 Jr1nl' \1anufadurcr\ ~SMK1at1on. sup-
~·rh a '>~< 1JI plan 10 gel drunk\ ofT the
nat1<1n·'> 'Aatcl"\l.a~\ fhc plan 1\ to htcrall)
.. t.Jl..l' boat' J"'a,·· from tho"-" Y.h o hrca~
thl' Jnnl 1ng JnJ dn' ing ruk ur "-ho
indulge 1n dru~' "-hlk opt-rating a hoat .
l hl· a\~ 1Jt1on esumate' thal in IQ!)~
appr o\1matl'" r,Q 77 m1lhon people par-
t1upJll'd 1n relrCJlll.)nal hoating on 14.~
m11l1on boot\ 1n u"<.· Junng 1ha1 ~ear The
as~X'1at1on .il\o csttmat~ that S 16.5
b1l1 111n "-3S 'Pl'nt Junng IQ!S~ for nt'"' and
uscJ N>ats. mnwrs. tngme-. acccs~nt"1>.
safl·t~ equipment. docking. launchtnl!
club rncmllc'l"\h1ps and other boatmg
rcla1cJ item' -ncarh tnplc the amount
spent on hoaltn& in I Q .. '7
ll~Jll~ ~h: Bo~ting V.ttl "-Ill be
ob\cr' eJ b~ boat pa rad~ 1n "-e"' port and
11 unttngton harbors. k·d !'I~ tht units of the
I S Po"'cr Squadr<'n' and the Coast
f1uard .\u'1han N1th \pec1al111n& 1n
boaltnf c."1ul-at1on
Wasting all those years On youth
------
.
A n > -----------C'03lh would
NucY
MclmaE
be appalled at
the way our
life span is or-
pniitd. We
spend one ~uancrofour
ltfe """• .. ••••••••••• up for the bia ·11111
pmc; a shon time in ttnttt f~ld. and JUSt v.hcn
~·rcc~uinc \he hana ofit. •-c'rt benchal.
Ohildltood ii not only t90101 but 1neffic1crit.
lt~"tlaU20ynntob.rnto(~'V.llh)OUf
mouth Cioled. h coUld be daDc ia 10. af. ~
~ ~ ~ pil"IDlS forced ID ttpe:al: .. ThlS IS lhc
LAST TIME rm .,ai• '°NH)~" fota couple of
cl«ailQ? E en chimJlll am ftttn. If Mb were
\rained lo hear the fine time-, 11 ~ IN'-c lO
) n off~ "I ..,arid elimina~ ttlle unsa\Qr)
paticcs Of pb ..,..iBiftl; bribes and empt)
lbttats.. ., How muy cnotivatiOMI &llu dots u c to
natt a trial ~ Sdcac'c· hn neva -~ thts ~-~· ............... fortlft.~
f
U'll
W ASHINOTON (AP) -Pnst-
dtnt ._... murned bome &om bit
Moecow tummit &o • cempap...1,te
11ar-.p1qled welcome Friday, and
-Mid bit talks with Mi'ktWt S. io..tlechev would prove .. IOOd and
l~isina for the future." :,,,; Peace and freedom are •bat this •-..about and -e 11• 90tne real ~ inteveral aras inM01COw," '<1M ~t said moments aftcr
.iilllppi111 off Air Force One, his ~ 11.~milejou.rneyatan .....
He claimed PfOlleG on human riaht•. rqional conflicts and .. tulible propaa·· toward a new
arms control treaty -even tbouab ,~. &alb witli Gorbecbev p.-oduced
iiT~ona oewpoct and his wife Nancy were
by Vice President ·Geo'IC
Dd his wife Barbara u they ~ off the;r: plane onto a red
~ 1CCne at Andrews Air Force
·was as meticulously or-
,....,._ted as any in Reqan s two
'~" in the White House -a
'°""'ivina line of dipitaries, several
tfiousand invited auests wavina smaU
American flus and a Marine band
playiq .. RuflTes and Flourishes" and
the national anthem. ar.n .. As far as Nancy and I are ~ tbere•s no place Uke ~ .. Reqin said, as the audiencie ,~red.. president pronounced himself
..
anct his wife a~ anmen," and
he seemed IO lole llil PIKC once whjJe reactina hi• pre__. remam.
He tOucbed on may of the same
themes he railed levenJ hoiin caitier
in a speech in London.
There, the president laid bit SUJD-
mit Lalkl wi\h ~ nuiy bevc
besun dismanllint Cold We1 burien,
but he vowed America will remain
wary and suona u ia aeekl latins
cbanles in Soviet policies.
Auessina bis lint visit to the
Kremlin before an applauc:lina ••
dience of British admirers. Reapn
said he found OorbKbev to be ...
1erious man teekina lerious reform,"
and bdievcd the supe~,.. may be
enterina .. a new era of if(ory."
AlthOuab the Soviet leader had
expressed disappointment ovcr the
lack of ~r summit achievements.
Reqan said in his London speech Friday that there had been .. tansiblc
procress.. toward treat}' apcement
for a drastic reduction in stockpiles of
stratqic nuclear -capons.
.. Such a treaty ... is. I believe, now
within our arasp," he said.
But a senior Rcqan adviser, na-
tional security adviser Colin Powell.
seemed SOlJ'IC'What more cautious in
speakliOJ 'ltith report.en durina the
Iona flight home from En&land.
Powell said the U.S.-Soviet rcla-
tionshiop is nowe "solidly in place"
but said t.bcte are m.;or differences
blocking the way to a comprehensive
arms control treaty. "We have to take
Pr9lcleat aad lln. •••• are e.corted by Vice Prmldent
and lln. Bull apon retana from lloecow aammlt.
this slowly, .. be said. "In the next six
months, the next six years, if you
don't come home with a treaty that
the experts, the ConJtCSS, don•t sec as
strona ... it'll never be ratified. ..
The president made no prediction
of a treaty aareement in his remarks in
WashinJlon, and did 001 mention the
possibility of a future summit with
Gorbachev before has term ends next
January.
R~apn noted that be and
Gorbachev exchanaed ratification
documents in Moscow for the pact
they ~ to last December and
ticked off several other accomplish-
ments of his five days in Moscow.
"All of this was aood and promising
for the future," he said.
~FAA says older airliners are safe to fly
ASHINGTON (AP)-The gov-
ent and the auaaft indus~
to avoid any .. knee jerk
·ons to the recent in-fliaht brealc-
P of a 19'-year-old Aloha Airlines
37, a federal aviation""Official said
riday.
But Robert Goodrich, director of
e Federal Aviation Adminis-
ration•s office of flicJtt 'standards,
id the "horrible unzippina'= of the
oha plane.prompted the FAA to
ake a thoroush review ofinspection
d mainten.ance procrams for aging
etliners.
''If -C have a &ood ~m we
to validate it, and if we have a
problem we need to find 1t,"
Goodrich told reporters at the con-
clusion ofa three-<lay, FAA·sponsor-
cd conference on agjna airplanes.
Goodrich said that while nothing
particularly new surfaced durinJ, the
conference. he thouaht it would· help
restore public confidence" in the
airline industry and represented a
•Tnew commitment to safety ...
The conference, which involved
about 350 ai~ft design and main-
tenance experts, issued a series of
recommendations includina:
-Additional research and testing
of older planes by either the FAA or
the National Aeronautics and Space
Adm1n1strauon that may involve the
federal government actually buying
several aging jetliners.
-Increased communication be-
tween the airlines, manufacturers and
the FAA.
-A review of •ll as{>Cct of"human
factors" involved in inspection and
maintenance.
Goodrich said such · things as
boredom and fatigue by inpsectors
and maintenance personnel could be
a problem.
"It could be a weak link," he said.
"The human element must keep up
with the technology Jr<>wth. We need
to make sure inspecUon and main ten-
ance 1s adequate. We think it 1s."
The FAA hopes to hire an ad-
ditional 1,000 inspectors in the next
fiscal year, he said.
Amona other sugestions that sur-
faced at the conference was imposina
a mandatory retirement age for
air:elanes, but Goodrich aaid the FAA
believed that woufd be "arbitrary"
and that the incrcasina cosu of
maintainina an older plane usually
d ictate when it is retired.
"'That would be a knee-jerk reac-
tion," Goodnch said of mandatory
ret1remenL
eese Wedtech denial contradicted by key executive
NEW YORK-A former president of the Wedtcch Corp. testified Fnday
t Attorney General Edwin Meese III asked him about a multimillion dollar
avy contract that Meese has denied helping the defente contractor obtain.
thony GuariaJia. the former Wedtcch president, testified at the racketeering
"aJ of U.S. Rep. Mario Biagi that Meese asked about the Navy pontoon
ntract at a 1985 ball in Washinston. Guariglia and other company officials
ve testified they paid $800.000 to attorney E. Robert Wallach to influence
e attorney general. They have said Wallach, a close friend and former lawyer
f Meesc's, told them he got Meese to intercede on the company's behalf for a
·cs of contracts worth $143 million to build pontoons or floatina, portable
ock.s. GuariaJia was the first witness to testify about anything Meese allegedly
id about the contract.
ar relic causes scare at Seattle airport
SEATTLE -A war relic that a younpter carried home on a fliaht from
ope caused a bomb scare and penial evacuation Friday at Seattle-Tacoma n~mat1onaJ Airport, authorities said. The artillery shell. picked up from a
uropean battlefield by a youth on a bicycle trip, dropped out of a bicycle box
1na unloaded from Scandinavian Airlines System Aisht 937 from
pcnhaaen, Oenmkrk. Port of Seattle police Chief Ed lncram said. lnpam
"dan adviser bad told the youth to~rid ofthedevicebeforetheretum home
t the younastCf. whom he did not identify, had not done so. The device was
about a foot Iona and three inches in diameter, airport spokeswoman MatJO
Spellman said. It was not immediately know whether It was capable of
exploding. The shell was placed onto a truck and taken to a concrete bomb
bunker away from the terminal, where it was found shortly after 2 p.m. That
terminal, a satellite oftbe main terminal normally used by Northwest Airlines.
Japan Air lines and Scandinavian Airlines, was reopened about 3:20 p.m .,
Spellman said. ·
Army sergeant gullty ln espionage case
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. -A military jury found a
decorated Army scrpnt auilty Friday of attempted espionqe for passing
unclassifled documents to an FBI agent who was posina as a Ruuian spy. Set.
Daniel Walter Richardson, 42, was found innocent of a second count of
attempted espionqe. He was also found auilty of stealina aovemment
property, of the unauthorized sale of aovernmeat property, and of failure to
report an attempt by an unauthorized person to obtain classified information.
After announcina its vcrdfot, the jury pf three officen and four enlisted men
bepn deliberatina Richardson's sentence. The Oa~ Calif., native, who
served 2'h tours of duty in Vietnam and rcocivcd a commendation for heroism,
could face life in prison.
8COTT-llcCAM
--rile Newpon Harbor Yacht Oub
was the scttina for the May 13
wcddina ceremony linkina Donna
Lynn McCann and Jeffrey Scott, both
of Newport Beach. A dinner for close
relatives and friends followed in the
club.
The bride is the daushter of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald McCann of Long
Beach. She wore a tca-lenfth aown of
white linen, fashioned with a scoop
neckline edged in lace, a pleated
bodice and Iona puffed sleeves.
Matching lace was inset above the
skirt•s hem. The bride carried loraa·
stemmed roses and white tulips.
which also formed her headpiece.
The bridegroom•v-puents ~ Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Scott 'Of ~wpon
Beach.
After honcymoonina in the British
Virgin Islands, the newlyweds are at
home in Newport Beach. He is
employed by a property manaaement
firm in Orange.
SCRMIDT-GA.ZARIAK
The Robert Louis Stevenson
Chapel in Carmel was the settlna for
the April 23 weddina of Heather
HUGBES-BUllPERS
The eoaaaement of He1d1 Hushes
and William Mark Bumpers has been
announced by her mother. Mary Lou
Hughes of HuntinJtOn Beach.
The bride-el~ 1s an attorney with
the law firm of Jones. Day, Reavis
and Pogue in Washinaton, D.C. She
was graduated from Manna Hlsh
School and UC Santa Barbara and
received her law dqrce from North-
western College of Law.
Her fiance is the son of Arkansas
Sen. and Mrs. Dale Bumpers. He is a
iraduate ofHendrix Collese. received
his master•s degree in economics
from Tubingen UniYersity. Weit
Germany, and holds a law dqree
from the University of Vif'Jinia.
An October weddina is planned in
Washington, D.C.
llASTERS-RIBAXOP'P'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Masters
of Corona del Mar have announced
the engagcmenl of their daushter,
Christine of Burbank. to Alan P.
R1bakoff. son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Ribakoff. also of Burbank.
The bride-<lcct is a vaduate of
Corona del Mar H1&h School. re-
ceived her bachelor ol' arts dqrtt at
UCI and her juns doctorate from
Lincoln Un1vers1ty in San Franc1so. -==========================r.===;::;;;;;;===:;;=:;;=:;;:;;:;;=:::;;:::;;=======;;;-i Her fiance is a araduate of the Univers1tr of Missoun at Columbia
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AJuly 16weddinamSan Francisco
is planned by Cecilia Canderle and
James Price ofFremont. H' is the son
of Mary L Cooper of Costa Mesa and
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llr. and lln. 11. a. 8ch•l4t .
Leshe Gaurian of Danville and Mark
Roderick Schmidt of Newport Beach.
The couple areeted 125 aucsts at their
reception at the Pebble feach l..odae
in Pebble Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oaurian of
Hellenown. Pa., former Danville
residents, are parents of the bride, and
the bridqroom is the son of IU&Y
Schmidt of Newport Beach and Oi.
Huao Schmidt of Laguna Beach and
Templeton.
Atten(lants for the couple were
Gayle Banon, Heather Willet, Ellen
Marchetti, Eric Nordskoa. and Huao
and Kurt Schmidt, brothers of the
bridearoom.
The couple are residents of
Brooklyn, N. Y .• after a wedding trip
to Kawaii, Hawaii and Fiji. She JS
employed by Siana insurance and he
is an artist.
PLOWMAK·TOllOTASU
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M.
Tomoyasu of Westminster have an-
nounced the May 27 marriace of their
dauJhlcr. Flora S. Tomoyasu, to
Michael D. RJowman. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Don C. Plowman of Paradise.
The couple were engaged in Septem-
ber of 1987 in Maui, Hawaii.
Donald H. Pnce of Irvine.
Diana Canderlc of Sunnyvale and
Euaenc Candcrle of Mountain View
are 1he parents of the bride-<lcct, who
IS a araduate of St. Francis Hash
School and Foothill College in Los
Altos Hills.
Her fiancc 1s a graduate of Estancia
H1sh School and Chico State Un1 ver-
s1 t).
BAUR-EDllUJlfDS
Corona del Mar residents Susan S.
Baker and Richard J. Baker have
announced the engagement of their
daughter. Shirten Renee Baker of
Scousdale. Anz .. 10 Geoffrey Hewett
Edmunds Jr. He is the son of Patricia
S. Edmunds and Geoffrey H. Ed-
munds of Scottsdale.
Tht bride-elect graduated with
honors in interior desisn from Scot-
tsdale School of Destgn, and her
fiancc. a araduatc of the Univenity of
Arizona at Tucson. is a project
manager with Geoffrey H. Edmunds
and Associates in Scottsdale.
A Sept. 4 wedding is planned in
Arizona.
llENDRJE-PELLltQRIJ'fl
Newpon Beach residents Lori Ann
Hendrie and Albert Luis Pellqrini Jr.
arc plannina to marry on Sept. 24 in
Crh1st Church by the Sea. Balboa.
Their parents arc Mr. and Mrs.
Walter B. Hendrie ofNewpon Beach,
Albert Luis Pellq.rini Sr. of Morpn _
Town, W. Va.. and Martha Ann
Hellyer. Miami. •
The bride-to-be is a graduate of
Newport Harbor High School and
Brooks Collese of Oesian in Lona
Beach. Her fiance paduated from
Shamrock High School an Atlanta
and has spent four years in the Air
Fon:c at Vandenbera and March bases;
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Insurance initiative qualifies Man char1ed with aa
AmSthreat in rob\)e
SACRAM ENTO (AP) - An au&o-
mobile insurance initiative, the first
oUour that could be on the Novem·
bw ti.ilol, hat q'*ifted to to before
voters, S«retary of State Marth Fon a Eu 11id Friday. • .
Tbio initiative is becked by Steve
Miller of Beverly Hills of the ln-
t utancc Contumtr Action Network
and i11upponcd by several consumer
and trial lawyer aroups.
Eu~id beckers submitted 670,636
"lf\alwn to'-'Oun1y el«tion offkiaJJ.
Random sample reports from -46 of
the $8 counties 1ndate that 466,280 are valid. 'The Meaut'C needed
409,393 to qualify bY that method, or
110 percent of the 372,171 total required.
The initiative would require that
insurance rates be reduced 20 pcrctnt rot aO<K1 ctrivers, require the in·
surance commissioner to a~ve
!"Ost rate i"Crft?CS after pubhc hear-
1nas, create an m•ura.nct consumer
advOC'l&e in tate atoney ern·
Ctal".ollke aDd ina 111 e ~ for fraudulmt balthjgmooe .., ao sen Ion.
Thirucn measures., five in1taatives
and dtht bond measures, are alrucfy on •he November blitlot.
1 hree more aulOmobile insurance
initiatives ha ve been submitted to
election officials for verification.
They att sponsored by the inswanc:e
induslt)'. by Ralph Nader and a
Children of poor face endless
spiral of proverty, panel told
,CO«UUmcr lfOUp, and by &A u.-~mblyman and an in1urance firm.
Eu~'~-a~nounttd that lbt t.cter ~NSl9£ -A J+)'ear-<>ld man wu. an'CllCd ht ca n 1 hr
Of an lftltl&hve that •ould repeal IJte ~ID 1Whidl the ~ll thtea~ned ~II VlculDI with a ll)'pa J tis
law thal rcqu1ret motonsts to carry , be claimed wasAJOS.ta1nted. ofl'iet&ls 111d. l.ec Junaor BNDIOD ol pr~f of au~mobile iMu:rance qn ~ arre$ted T~li&J'lday "!O"li~ for tnvtstiption o{ armed 1rol ... !1a... ~D collec11n1 SJ&natures; · sa~ He W.s be1n.a ht!d fn~y in the Central Jail in San DieeoJa ._
T . R . be1l &ninson was spotted 1n the park1n1 lot of a sbooOl~ceater bJ a enn1e ottn of Pasadena is the store clerk who was robbed by the bandit May 2,, poliec said. "1'k ricllm
'POnsor of the propotal _ Tht propio.-absolutely pos1t1ve 1t was ham " said Dcketive John Lamb. ntnt must collect the s1anatura or · '
372, l 78 rqjsttrcd votm by Oct. 13 ii.at
to make the 1990 ballot. Three clJUdrea IJlt whHe crwlJJ.6 atn8'~
Inland Empire
rattledby ·
3.8 earthquake_
LOS ANGELES -A P'lndmotbcr and three children iacludi• -'I·
month-old boy 1n a carri.qe. ~re injured Friday when they ..:ere-:a r as they crossed a street 1n Chauworlh, police said. The ~
roontbs. 4arid 6, wereatrliftcd toChildrens HOSpitaJ oflolAJ.welel, .-.5 Officer Lee HoUoman of the department's Valley Tratric DiviSioa.Jtiilia
SO. and four chHdren ~ crotSi~ the Ureet at ~Oftlbire 511.-
0k.Jahoma Avenue about 7:4Sa.m. Friday when foul)>fthe five were
OAWND (AP)-America'~ ~I poverty crisis is disab1ht1n·and child abuse. BlaclcWcU said. Most also that40~rccntofallpoor~plearech1ldrenwhomaybc w don't receive prC"SChooJ education to ajve them 1 bead REDLANDS (AP) -A mild
trapped 1~ _a downward spiral of inferior education and stan in school. she added. earthquake rattled parts of Southcr'n
a car dri'e? ~y ~on Bourgoin. 30, of Nevada. She and bcuoo. ~. 6, were uoinJurcd 1n the crash, Holloman laid. .. She said all oh ....._,._
were in front o(her and she couldn't stop in time, .. H0Uo111an. -n.ey ~ _,
shaken. H~ said Jacko was related to at least two of the children wit.Ill Mr.I ,,,
opponunibcs. the hca4 o~ an u~n policy group told a By the time they become teen~ poor children C1J1fom1a's R1vers.ide and San
state.!-'Sk force on the fam1ly·Fnday. . often tack the basics to compete and have hilh droput., Bernardino c~nlin on Friday, but Auto •orken back Japane.e tecJuUqae :!:
Many of these; children ai:c 11 extreme nsk of Iona-prepancy and unemployment rates, Blackwell sa.id. ~~.were no 1mmedia~ reports of term povcny. They re ~ctually m a down~rd spiral ,that ··And that idleness and teen prqnancy is the one mJunes or damqt, authorities said.
FREMONT -Japanese-style manaarment has won a W'O"JI •-'*' confidence from union -..orkcrs at New United Motor Manu.factun .. ·;._,.
JOIOt venture between Toyota and GeneraJ MolOrs. United AYIO Woden
candidates who favored cont1nu1n1 a clOIC, cooperative r'elatioubip ...
management rather th.an a more combative role easaly won the top poltS flli6 local's first elccuon smcc Match I 98S. shortly after the joint ventun: .._,
"The membership IS satisfied." wd locaJ president To~y Dc.Jcsu.s, wtlc:>._
his second three-year t.enn by pmenna 1,096 of the 1,806 votes in beJkilil
Wednesday and Thursday. "They like the new philosophy," bell.id. ... The)'
tbreatch~s to trabop the~. in a. cycle of poverty if we don t do th ma we feel ccna1n about that can start that cycle •in... 1 [110en quathekeRaitcbs;cr32 ~,!'..: measurcdand ....;., somet in.a a ut •t.. sa1~ A•la Glover Blackwell. youna people who are idle. whbout job train1na. WltboUI ~ -1111; -~ foun~ and cx~u11ve director of Oakland's Urban JOb opponun1tics ... startina families;• she said. centered six miles southeast of SttalCJ.ICS Council. Blackwell said the JrOwina concentration of poverty Redlands., near the boun~ of the
The task force was formed last faJJ to examine social amona households headed by women helps perpetuate two counties and about 70 miles cast
and econ~mic ti;ends affecting families and to draw up a the cycle. of Los Angeles, said ~-II Daily.
state fam~ly pohcy. Members have held monthly public lnOakland, 7Spercentofpoorfamilieswitbcbildren s~kesman for the Cahf~mia Jn-
forums since December and are scheduled to make are headed by sin&Je women according to the Urban stuute of Tcchnoloay seismology recommendaations to the Lqislature in September. Strateaies Council. ' laboratory '" Pasadena.
a (ma~ment-labor) rclat1onsh1pbascdon mutual uustand rapect, on
co~municauon -and not on confrontation." DeJcsus, whose allies won
State econ~mic CC?nsultant Rodaer L Dillon told,tbe ''Mo~ disturb1na is the fact that there are few .. h was stronsJy felt in Ri.vcnick,"
talk force thal inircasma use of temporary and part-time opportunities for these females to work themselves out 9' said Kathy Watts, a sc1ent11t at the
of six other top vnaon posts, focu9cd hts campai&n on job security, •yiMl.a
cooperative relat1onsh1p With rnanqtment bad prevented layofti.. tiJ wor~~rs -~~ of them women -threatened the poverty," Blackwell said. ,. lab. . . · stability of fam1hcs and could eventually place srcatcr In addition, the number of blue-collar Jobs.. But R1vcrs1de police received no v /.:. -
Coz plannlng swim ol lcy Lake Bafbl ~~~ burdens on ~be state. . . . traditionally hefd by men and offcrina good WllCS and repons of in1uncs or damaac. Sgt.
. A~rdina to Urban StratCllCS Councd, which benefits, are d1sappeanna. This leads to lugb uoemploy-J01nnc Flores said . Lynhc Cox of Los AJamilOI, whose swim last~ thC ctiitry'lmna S~11 drew wann praise from Mikhail Gort.cheV, is now in bot pursuit OP.I S1bena~ coal -a cross1na of iC)· Lake Baikal C.Ox. 31 twice tet recordj'I!;
swunm1na the En&l1sh Channel. But she says the Baik.) swim ICbcduJed'lar
August -a year alter her Senna crossins from Alaska lO the Soviet Union-
even more cbalknau\1-.. I've done very Iona swims. and rve done very mid
swims.," Slld Cox, who lives an this sunny Southern Cahforoi.a suburb. "Tut
this Wl.11 be a very Iona. "Cf'Y cold swim." It as unclear if anyone ~ succeeded or even ataempted to swim across Lake Baikal 1n Siberia. the s
deepest lake and repository for about 20 pm:cnt of the Earth's unfrozen
water.
invesbptes ways to red.uce pen1stent urban poverty, 37 mentarnona minority men and makes it more diffkult for Callers from San Bernardino and
percent of ~land's ch1!dre1?, or a.bout 30.~. are poor. couples to support their families, she said. from ldyllw11d. '" the San JllClnto
Fi&ures arc h1&her for mmonty children, said BlackweU, Other cha.nan in the economy mcludina pater Mountains, also reported feehna the
who added that Oakland's stabstics were similar to other need for flexibility to compete, has ~mpted bustnesscs J01.~i . c1~. throuahout the country. to rely more heavily on pan-time and temporary t ~n t that hard of an earth-
And that cycle of poverty 1s apparent at 6irth," she employees, Dillon said. quake. . Lee Hester. a pohce d1s-
satd. About 2S percent of the workforce is made up of those patcher m Hemet. about 20 miles
Many children of poor families have low birth .. contingent workers," compared with 12 percent m 1960 sou1heast of the epicenter He said no
we1&hts. which puts them at nsk for illness. leamina he said. Two-thirds of them are women. he satd. ' damqe was reported there
Shultz making another attempt
to bring_peace to the Middle East
.c,MRO, Em>t (AP) -U.S. Sec-
r!"tary of State George P Shulu made
an appeal Friday for Arabs and Israelis to stop their "winner-take-all
competition" and ncaotaate within
the framework of an American peace
plan for Che Middle East
Shultz told reporters on a flight
from London that he has seen no
prosress as he launched his l'eunh
Mideast shuttle this year. "But that
doesn't mean I should stop," be
added.
Upon arrivina in the E&Yl>tian'
capital Friday, Shultz release<fa-five-
paae statement saying the root of the
Arab-Israeli conflict "1s the competi· lion between two national move-
ments for one land."
He sa~d neither the Palestinians nor
the Israelis seem able to abendon
.. prc1ud1ccs. hatred and overblown
dreams" m favor of a nqot1ated
scttJement.
Shultz urged 1:9mprom1se. saying.
"Arabs and lsrac1'5are notmpgcd 1n
a winner-take-all comf?Ctitlon. A fair settlement 1s possible.
Despite the impasse,. room exists
for Israelis .rut PaJestjnians to hve
side-by-side in Israel, the West Bank
and Gaza, Shulu said. He pve no
support to creation of a Palestinian
state, nor did he set a deadline for the
parties to respond to his renewed
appeal.
On bis last trip, two months aao.
Shultz tried to penuadc Israel, Jordan
Art restorer in Britain to smash
ancientvaseworth$21 million
and the Palcst1n1ans to a<:«pt the
plan by m1d-Apnl andjom in a peace
conference on May I. All three pan1cs
informally rejected the proposal
without putt1n& their vtcws m wrn-
1nf:
we·re aoin& to keep work.ma on
this. and all of the pames seem ID
keep wanting me to come." Shultz
said. "As soon as you send out the
word you mt&ht come. they say.
'Welcome. come.' They sec it's im-
portant to keep trying to find a way to peace."
But when asked 1f attitudes have
chanaed. Shulu said. "I don'l have
any particularly indications of move-
ment anywhere, but that doesn't
mean I should stop.
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Rome.
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vase at around $21 million. The 10-
inch·hiah, four-pound &lass artifact is
rqarded as one of the finest pieces of
early Roman &)ass.
Nijel Wilfiams, the museum's
chief con!Cf'Vator of ceramics, said
the vue must be broken and rc-
usembled because the &Jue holding
the blue and white camco-cWs pieces
to1tlher after two earlier breakqes
It was made by a sculptor named
Dioscouridcs and depicts men and
women in a leafy &Jade -probably
the courtship of Pcleus and the sea-
aoddess T'hetis, who became the parents of the mythical G~k war-rior, Achdl~
"It 1s one of the very few sumvina
Roman cameo vases and has always
been the subject of pat academic
debate as to who is reprncnted on it."
said museum spokesman Andrew
Hamilton.
'
m the North Atlantic for scientific
purposes.
Deleptes at the end of the whalina
commmission's annual mcettna said
Japa~ plans for roast.al whalers to
kill 210 wbales by the end of September would be COtWdcred by
the commission in two months.
The recommendauon that Norway
spare the whaJes was approved by a
14-4 vote. There were IOabstcntions.
Norway had planned lO kill JS
whales this year and an unspecified
number each year until 1992.
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SWaJ.Jae5 • ARIES (March 21-April 19): Wish 1s fulfilled in
coonection with------------
h O'm e, fa mi 1 y .
~enario h1&hh&hts rc~mion. settlement s
•of disputes. You'll YONEY rnekc "public ap-
~ncc," and you 0MAIR mil.ht ~ amazed by
eoihusiastic rcccp-••••••••••••• upn. TAlJRtJS (April ~May 20): Your words. efforts
prove ubiquitous. You won't be standina still, invitatJons
abqund, travel plans could ~ solidified. A "very
unponant" person puts forth tempting offer. Cancer
n_.ve figures prominently.
GEMINI (May 21-Junc 20): Spotl11.ht on tTavel.
s\tength, ability to overcome odds. You 11 ~ on more
s0hd financial around. relative who had ~n estranaed
fl\8kCS 1C5tUfC of reconciliation. $corp10 IS 10 picture.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Puz1le 1s solved, you
lcllrn more about who owns what and where you stand
Etnpbasis on trust fund. tax. requirements, accounting
procedures A1rtat1on lends spice. Gemini. Virgo.
Slg.ittarius people play roles.
LEO (July 23-Aua. 22): You get almost anything
dtsircd throu&h power of persuasion. Stress diplomacy,
~lhnpiess to make 1ntelhgcnt concessions. Applies
clpcclally to family relationships. Libra figures prom1-
n ntly.
VJJlGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22): Protect privacy. be
discreet. look bdund scenes for answers Maintain lo~*.> approach. Secret will ~ revealed -· to your
advantage. Fim impress1ons prove correct. Pisces plays
significant roJe.
LIBRA (SepL 23-0ct. 22): lmpnnt style, wear bnaht
colors, deal with children m fair but firm manner. Focus
on speculation, variety. pleasure. start of "intimate
relationship." Cancer. Capricorn play roles.
SCORf!JO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): What had been lost will
~ recovered. includma "love." Perceive potential.
cnl~ honzons, strive to reach more people. Scenano
highhghts excitement. adventure, ab1hty to articulate
feelings.
SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You'll be rid of
burden, opportunity exists for you to act in more
independent manner. Give free rein to intellectual
cunosity. Relative. recently estranged, could now ~me c
dedicated aJly.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Emphasis on
balance, cooperation, style, awareness of public relations.
Family member talks about money, strives to restore
harmony. You'll locatc an1clc that had been lost. m1ssm1
or stolen
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 18): Forces arc scattered,
humor 1s your ally. attention will center around
appearance. wardro~. ~I invitation tclating tochanty
or politics. Gift comes from surpnse source. Gemini
mvolved.
PISCES (Feb 19-March 20): What had been "kept m
the dart" will now receive benefit of greater ltJht.
Scenario features crcat1v1ty. unorthodox procedures.
associauon with eccentric tndividual. Scorpio in picture.
IF JUNE $ IS YOUR BIRTHDAY current cycle
highlia,hts &reater independence, oriJinality, fresh Start ID
new direction. You are d ynamic, creatJvc, capable of
express1naJoursclf v1a spoken or wntten word. A .. new
love" coul be on honzon. Durina June. you'll perfect
technlQUCS, there Wiii ~ Spiritual lfOWlh, yOU COUid ~
active in conncc11on with the media. Gemini, Virao.
SagJttarius people play important roles in your life. July
will feBt urc achievement, money and love for you in 1988.
Complete tetmelon Hetlng• ta 8und•J'• TV Piiot.
Q.1-As South, vulnerable, you
bold:
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Tbe biddi.na lw proceeded:
Nortll Eut Sotldl Wat
t• Dbl T
What do you bid now?
Q.l-As South, vulnerable, you
bold: • .un Q Q93l o Qll • 73
The bidd.in1 lw proceeded:
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OMAR
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What acdoe do you tab?
Look for answen on Monday.
Cooler goes way back to'l 793
Nortll E..a ScMltll West
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What do y.ou bid now? --U41----------
A Maryland farmer named
Thomas Moore m 1793 insulated a
cedar tub with rabbit pelts and ngged
an ice tray theretn -to keep his
butter cool on the long delivery trip to
town. That's all I could tum up when
I was trying to find o ut who invented
the p1cn1c cooler
,SOOn to ~ sold, it's rcponed. arc
~ontact lenses to solve some dyslexia
qroblcms. Contacts already repair
spme color blindness
c tf you toss&! Saturn into water -
~ou'd need a whole lot of water -it
tould float. ,
1 Q. Jn Monopoly. two of the three
places you're most likely to land are
llhno1s A venue and B&O Railroad.
}\'hat's the third.,
A.Go
• ' In response to a client's request. am
Crying to find a country that doesn't
(um some local vcgctatJon into
hquor No luck so far. Wait. Vatican
Cit) ma}'~ It 1mpons.
Q. What was the first mouon
picture documentary?
A. Had to be a film made by J~hn
Gnerson about the British btTring
fleet At least, it's he who's crcdjtcd
TR IVIA
LM.
Bo YD
with coming the word .. documen-
tary."
You can reach most telephones
nat1onw1de with 11 digits. Am asked
how many digits will it take 10 d1rcct-
d1al telephones worldwide. when-
ever. Seventeen. It's in the works.
Q. Where in the Bible docs it name
Noah's wife?
A II doesn'L But one Jewish
trad1t1on says her name was Naamah.
Do you know your blood type? Says
here people with the common "O"
blood type arc less hkcly to set colds
than people with the "A" and "AB"
types.
Q. How can I get a rina ofT my
finaer,,
A. Put )Our hand in ice water for a
while. 1hen try.
A radio man says the trick 1s to say
the followmg not Just once but tWlct
"The clothes moth's mouth closed."
If you're a grownup. almost but not
quite half of all the bones in your body
are in your hands and feet
The "cycle" m "bicycle" and
.. tncycle" rhymes with "pickle,'' but
the "cycle" in "motorcycle" and
"unicycle'' rhymes with "Michael."
Explatn the why of that.
Q Arc there any bone JOtnlS 1n the
human body left that can't ~ re-
placed by artificial implants?
.\. Only the spine remains ir-
replaceable, so far. So says a seller of
such
An Ohio farmer fed vitamins to his
hen. She laid a 5'12 ounce egg. Pntncar
killed her. He knocked ofT the
vitamins .
What the beautiful people liked
most about yachts was the uuer
pn vac)-. Aboard. 10 byaone years.
the}' did as they Wlshed. Panied.
mostly. Without fearofintrusion. No
more. They can be boarded. Now
quttc suddenly. the drua war's "ZcTo
Tolerance" makes yacht mane.rs thc
most vulnttabkofsouls. They can be
ruined by the company they keep.
Q.3-Both vulnerable, u South you
hold:
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I NT P-T
What do you bid now?
Q.4-Neither vulnerable, u South
you bold:
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The biddln1 has proceeded:
Nortll l"Mt Sotltla W•
1 0 IQ 2 0 ...
2 t p.., T
What action do you take?
Q.5-Both vulnerable, u South you
bold: •m r:;.u1m o.u •&54
The bkldina bu proceeded:
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What actioa do you take?
Q.~Boch vulnerable, u South you
bold: •m Q.utm oAl •uc
Tbe biddins bu proceeded:
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nickname for 1 character in what TV
series of yesteryear?
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20 Stlfte
22 More lovtng
23 Arguabte
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with a little help from his friends;
moved into contention for top hOnon
this week with a nine-point showin&
"(out of a possible 10. one question
havina been lost)
3. A cat named World War lU
terronzes a canine character in what
comic strip? . Toi Tnu
2. Milk (Richard Chlnnln1'1 drink) ~12~+--+---+--+--
J. Pansy (Mammy Yokum)
Rusttll now 11 I VJ points off the
pece .s by IAltJ a MarlMn !1, wbo.
alona with Pr9-Atil, collected IC'\'en correct answers. Tholt who snq the bonus points
I.his weclf "'" be owoina up to 1' miapmt youth. Herc's the latest
SMPZlm:
I . Ri'jD9t sem.c wu the onncipaJ ~in what TV aeria1 ~ .. Old 1.adtionom" was •
4. Who. accorchna 10 Greek myth·
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"Rose food? Can I watch them eat?"
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"The question came up as to who is
master."
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• James choir, orchestra featured in concert
Tiie 118icw choir and orchestra of a -... .. llf 11 a.iJld. New-......... a ...... ·~ iii D" 'r J.S. llc:la and two chwcb
IGllW I b c:Mmber orchestra by W. A.Moain. ,._ COMlll--n. IC> belin at 4 p.m. ~at the d"arcb, 3209 Via lido, ii ft'ec and open to the public, but a voa ... .., donation is ~uestod.
Tbe conductor 11 Wilbam Bradley
Roberta. orpnisto<boinnasttt of St.
J&JDH. and IOloists will be Renee Pa&itucei, Juliette Sinakr. · Gerald
McMillan. Mel Whitehead, Diane
Derrie\ru, ~t Mic*I and
Chris Campbell. . . . ,
The CnteaJ CatWnl of Garden
Grove 'WJ1tpretent its 21st annual
Festival of Choirs at the 9 and 11 a.m.
~rvim Sunday. Amnesty ln~~nal and how it
At S:30 p.m., the Castlebeny Hip carrict out h•rt!:J human ...: .. 1.11 School Acappella Cboir from Fort --..a.. will be ' .... Worth, Tuu. wiU -..it a ahOrt wv... c-x at t.be I: IS p.m. ... -·· service Frid_ay at T .... a.r fta..
concert. • • • Ma'alel. 2100. Mar v,.._. Newport
Beach. TU iolennarricd, dual cateet, sinalt parent aed ttmarried &unities Speaker will be Joan Marcus.-
wilT . be explottd durina t.be fint Colvin, reaionaJ mtmbmhip coordi· °"if Countv confcrrice on w natoroflhe orpniution. • I: , • • • .. Jew1 iamtly, Jtani"' It 9 a.m. Cl ... true Vallej a.rd ., a.
Sunday at Rancho Santaqo Collqe, u,..._ Set.et will ~lebrate ht 20th
17th and Bristol SU"eCU. Slota Ana. annivenl!ry with a fun·filled auction
The all-day "'::f will 1DClude at 7 toni&l.lt in the church, 32261
workshops and ditcuaio Camino Capistrano San Juan
Sponsors arc &M A• B'ieu ,,..... Capistrano. '
CommUtee. Onaae ~ a.,tw: An array of items, offered in silent
Jmdl FamQJ' ferv&ce el 0.....-and Jive auctions,.. include a hot air
C.Uty; ... JewtM FeMra~ et balloon ride aourmet picnic wilh Or~e C.Uty. for more 1nfor-" limousine ride; a boat trip, band-knit
mauon, call 660-8525. sweater, a Norman Rockwell collec-
.
tor plate. and dinntn and l"ncbes al
local mtaurants. • • • Rcpmentativet ftom ~Ovb-
tian education publdbiaa companies
will be on hand ftom 9 Lm. to 6 p.m.
today at the open ~at In t \ an.tau a.u...-e. 2.NV w. CoUt
H&&hway, Newport Beach.
Christian education apeciali1t, Pat
Mills, will talk about .. Tbe Tramina
of Teachers."
The event is open to the public and
is endorsed by local churches. • • • A seminar on "&tale Planniqs.
Wills and BeQuests" will be bdd at
8:30 a.m. Sunday in Fellowship Hall,
Lapu Pret1t11erlu a~. •a 5
FomtAve. Leadtr will be Edmundo Vasquez,
a special representative oft.he c hurch,
Serra beatification draws· travelers
'•
McClatcky New1 Service
MODESTO -Hundreds of
American Catholic faithful arc ex-
pected to travel to Rorne an late
September for Jun1pero Serra's
beatification, the second of three
steps toward sainthood for the Fran-
ciscan priest who founded the earliest
of California's missions.
The Rev. Noel Francis Moholy. a
San Francisco pncst who bas been
pressingtheSem cause for more than
three decades, sa>-s that "realistical-
ly" it wilt be five to 10 years before
Serra is canonized by chun:h
authorities. The missionary would be
the state's first saint.
Moholy will be the spiritual direc-
tor for one of two "official pil-
lrlmages" to the Sept. 25 beatific.a-
tion Mass in St. Peter's Basilica that
will involve Pope John Paul II
Moholy's tour -WJth eight-and 14-
day options -is being arranged by
the Catholic Travel Office in Chevy
Chase, Md.
Moholy says he as hoping for at
least I :ooo to 2,000 participants in has
pilinmage. As well as CaJa(omia
supporters of Sem, it is likely to
include representatives of the 350
Serra Oubs across the country. The
clubs wge young men to consider the
priesthood and provide scholarships
and other aid.
The Most Rev. Thaddeus Shubsda,
bishop of the Monterey diocese and
president of the board of the Serra
cause, ~ WJll lead a pilgrimage.
Those arrangements are being
handled by a Monterey travel qcncy
and at least 200 travelers arc expected
to join. according to diocese spokes-
man Ted Elisee.
Both pal&nmages have short and
lonaer versions, highlighted by the
Mass and papal blessings in St. Peter's
square. Moholy's tour will eo on to
Mallorca. Serra's place of birth and
early studies, after the bcatificauon.
Shubsda's longer itmerary starts Sept.
14 and includes sightseeing in Floren-
ce and other ca ties.
Plans also arc getting under way for
a Sept. 25 ~tebration in the Carmel · to have the second step occur so
m1ss1on. where Serra is buried. EJjsee quickly.
says the beatification coincidentally • Two miracles arc required for the
occurs the same weekend of the beatification and twO"more mu.st be
annual mission fiesta. attributed to Serra before cbun:h
Carmel was the second of the 21 autho~tics af.ld .the pope can declare
Ca.ttfomia missions built by the 18th that his soul 1s an heaven and he Is a.
and I 9th century Franciscan mission-saint.
aries. Serra headed the mission sys-From San Francisco or Los An·
tem for ls years before his death m getcs. Moholy's pilgrimaae costs
t 784. At that time, nine missions had almost S 1,600 for the eiaht-day trip
been established. and almost $2.300 for the lonaer
The treatment of the native Amen-version. The pncc includes air fare,
cans by the m1ss1onaries has come hotels and most meals, plus si.ghtsee-
under scrutiny as the Serra campaign mg fees. '
for sainthood has escalated. Rep-Sir John Hodgson, tour director,
resentativcs of several tribes contend says pilgrimaaes arc scheduled each
that the Indians were subjected to time an American is advanced
severt physical punishment by Serra toward sainthood. Participetion de-
and other missionaries. pends on howwell thechun:h faaurcis
known but Serra's as likely to be
among the la~r and could attract as
many as 5,000 people. Jn the slow, methodicaJ ways of the
Catholic church. Serra's cause has
moved relatively quickly. In 1985. he
was declared venerable and three
years la~ he is be\ng advanced to
blessed. Moholy says it as exceptional
Prices have yet to be fixed for the
Shubsda pilgrimage, which is beina
arranged by the Bob McGinnis
Travel Aatncy an Monterey.
Cleric-pOlitician prospects unproved
By ROBERT BARR
ft to ..........
NEW YORK. -Wntms a book
about telev1s1on evaneeliStS IS as nsk)
as wnting about pohtacs. Yesterday's
cooclus1ons have a way of becoming
qu•ckly outdated.
Jeffrey Hadden, a University of
V1rg1nia soc1olog1st who has estab-
lished h1msclfas one of the country's
leading students of electronic re·
ligions, took both risks m '"Tele·
vangclism. Power and Pohtx:-s an
God's Country." wntten with Anson
S~pe. oflnd1ana University. In their book. Hadden and Shupe
make the case that Pat Robertson
could WJn the Repubhcan Party
nomination for president. By the tame
Hadden came to New York to
promote the book. he was t.rymg to
explain how Robertson lost.
Robertson's candidacy was dead
after he finished third an South
Carolina. a state he had once boasted
of winning. and buned after he came
up empty an the Super Tuesday
pnmanes an the South
Robertson failed to mount a
scnous challeQ&t to GcofJe Bush.
even though he beat Lhc vice prtS1-
dent m the Iowa caucuses. and
Hadden believes 1t as an open ques-
taon whether the Chrisuan nght as Robertson's failure, Hadden said
capable of electing a candidate. an a rC"Cent mtervaew, was a combina-
Hadden and Shupe argue that a tton of mistakes and a miscalculation
candidate from the Chnstian nght of his base of support.
stands to benefit from 'these factors· p ""-R h I "He got so tanaJed up in his own -rcsa\n:nt eaaan as cgtt· words. and has own gaffes, that once
amized religious conservatism. he had attention there was never a -The religious right over-· hwelmingly dominates rehgaous moment to say, 'This is why I have a
broadcasting. better vision for America.'
-Min1stnes such as Robertson's "He also erred very badly," Had-
"700 Club" have developed am-den said, "in not addrc'Ssing the
press1ve fund·raasang skills. religion issue head-on very early ..
-There 1s evidence of a con-(John F.) Kennedy was able to wall
scrvattve shaft 1n the electorate. until he had the nomination before he
The reality, though, was that Pat felt he had to do that; Pat should have
Robertson couldn't win this year. done it very early." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~-=-~~~
who i1 an expen in the field. Call
•94-7'S5 b reecrv1tion1 or more lntonnatioa. • • • FOllowina Friday niatu ICfVica at .......... ~~c..a.r .•
dtaaer Uct mUSK wdl be o~ in a
spacioui tent on the pounds at .q72 Ro~ Rold. Cott is S 18 per: pmon
and SIO for children. Call 716-SOOO
for reservations. • • • The Brotherhood of,.._. h1la
Da.W of OraRIC County w\D have a ~ive dmMr beainruna ·at 7
toni&hL • '
• • • N ipel ReaionaJ Park will be the
settina for the annual Sunday achool
picnic, which will follow the l 0: 15 •
a.m. services Sunday at ~ of ... aw. Ual&M Ciiva et
• • f
A special class rocu1h-. on the
works of thcolo1ian . Dietrich
Bonhotfftr will ~n Moeday at
a... ·····" ........ a.re.. 4800 (rvine Center Drive. nil it 1M
ttt0nd IPrina dul 10 consider tbe
ideas of me 20t.h cecat~ German
thinker who wu elecuted by Hitler.
Rqistration for the ehurc;t,'1 va-
cational Bible tchool will besfn
Sunday. Cassa ooen July 11. • • • five rdiaious studefttt at T~ Be• £1, Lquna Niauel. bave bad
written and art works pubUlbed in the
AnthoJoty of the Creative E.Jt.
prcuions. •
They aM Ben Kramer, whose
drawina will l"ICC the cover, Dustin
Glass, Patricia Rooney, Steven KroJI
and Jackie Waldman .
Church to celebrate
bumlng of mortgage
A ceremonial bumina of a »year monaaae will hi&hliaht the New
Tbou&bt Christian 0.urch and Truth Foundatjon celebration at 6;30
p.m. lu.nc 11 11 the church center, 1929 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa.
Or. Eleanor C. lackson, foundina minister, said the monpaic has
been ~tired in less than seven years.
The church began 16 years ago with
Jackson two members and no money.
AJthouah it now has a membership of 3SO,
it has not always seen stead)' arowth.
Tbe cbun:h had been forced to move a
number of times. includinatheone in 1978
when it was uprooted because of the city's
n:development plans. In the process the
COftll'CPtion dwindled from about '400
members to 35 or 40 people.
Jackson credits her faith and de·
t.crimjnation in turning this trend around.
It was during this time that the pastor
and board of trustees purchased the center.
Although Sunday services arc held at the
Costa Mesa Woman's Oub, 6 10 W. 18th
St .• the center has afforded the conp:qa·
tion an opportunity to pther for spiritual
fellowship, social activities and Bible studx. •
Jack.son hopes to one day either bwld a church and school in
Oranae County, or to-purchase a facility that will meet the
conarqation's needs.
She holds a Ph.D. in music, as a graduate of the American Bible
Institute of Missouri and a craduate of the Los Anaeles Conservatory of
Music. She bas served on the board of directors and the board of
education ofReli•ious Science International and the board of directors
of the International New Thouaht Alliance.
Sanctions against S. Africa urged
WASHINGTON (AP) -Prot-
estant and Roman Catholic officials
arc calling for comprehensive sanc-
tions against South Afnc.a as a way of
supportina forces seeking to change
the country's apartheid policies of
racial separation.
Bishop Herbert W. Chilstrom,
head of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church in America, told a U.S. Senate
subcommme that "virtually all other
peaceful means of persuadina the
stubborn South African government
to change have been tried, uccpt
comprthsnave sanctions."'
Roman Catholic Auxahary Bishop
Emerson J. Moore of New York said
-the C"athohc Church throughout the
world is "united in its profound
moral oppos1t 1on to apartheid."
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7IO YlctOf'la II., Costa Mffa
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• SATUROAV,JUNE4, 1988
Cout athletH •I for Performing Atta Center tr•thlon. •-..
Athletlc8 lntlmldat• Twine under the Dome with a-s win. a.~
4
NCAA
records
fall
UCI'sHarnn on,
McLaughlin finish
9-10 at nationals
Prom 1catf ud wire repor11
EUGENE. Ore. -M1ssis.s1pp1
State sprinter Lorenzo Daniel and V~llanova d1stan~ runner Vicki
Huber smashed collq,iatc rtt<>rds
and UCLA hurdler Kevin Youns
turned 1n an outstandina _per-
formance Friday night 1n the NCAA
Outdoor Track and Field Cham-
pionships.
UCrs Jill Harrinaton earned a
ninth place finish in the 3.000 meters
in a time of 9:27.41 to earn All-
America honon. She qualified for the
NCAA 's in the I .SOO a year ago but
did not make the finals. Beth
McGrann also earned All·Amcnca
honors for UCI lhis week with an
I Ith in the 10,000 on Wednesday.
The Anteaters' Judy McLaughlin
finished right behind Harrington an
10th with a time of9:27.8S.
Daniel, a senior from Wrens. Ga •
shattered the collegiate mark in the
men's 200-meter dash with a time of
19.87 seconds. It was the fastest tame
in the world this year, surpassina
Daniel's tame of 19. 93 last month 1n
cstablishina the collegiate record.
Huber, 8JUntor from Wilmington.
Del.. won the women's 3.000 meters
1n 8:47.3S, brcakint the collegiate
record of8:49.64 set y Cathy Branta
of Wisconsin tn I 98S. Huber's ttme
also was the fastest by an Amencan
this year.
Young, a senior from Los Angeles.
produced the fastest time an the world
this year 1n the 400-meter tntcnned•·
ate hurdles. 'Wmning in 47.8S. In
finishing 2.22 seconds ahead of
runner-up Pat McGhcc of Iowa.
timed in S0.07, Young won by the
largest margin of any intcrmcdaat(
hurdler in NC AA history
UCl's Gus Quinonez suffered
tightened muscles and stomach
cramps and was forced to withdraw
from the 10.000 meters with five laps
to go.
Edlaon pole Yaalter Dand lfoel qaallfled
for the CI.F atate flnala with th.la .)a.mp of
... ....... " .... ._
14-4 at l"rlday ntah1'• prellmlnartee at
Cerrltoe eoueae. Tie f1nala are tonight.
Henson gets a little help
By RICHARD DUNN
Dlillr .... C.11 • , 1 ii
NORWALK -With a httlc luck on has side and
Edison's David Noel of the local pole vaulting fraternity
wavina him alon&, Newport Harbor H1gh 's R W. HenS<'n
leaped into today's state track finals.
Stiff headwinds eliminated many of the state's 1op
vauhers during the second round. but one frat brother
helped out another Fnday night dunng the state prehms
at Cemtos College as Henson and Noel both qualified
"On my second attempt, when I made 1t. the wind
JU St died," said Henson. who received the cue from Noel
to beg.in his sprint down the runway.
"The others had to contend wath the hcadwmds hkt'
I dad on m) first attempt I had David Noel stand at the
end of the runwa} and he gave me the thumbs up and the
w1ndJuSt died then
"lt Wi\s perfect for me.1 told(Nocl) to go down there
It was kind ofa thing where I asked him to check the wind
out Anybody else would've done at. though. Up high
around 1he bar. it's wmd1cr than below And at this
stadium particular!) the wind really s"'arls Toda} 11
switched 10 or 20 times."
Yes. vaulters help eacl'I other out, ltkc we1gh1 hftcl"\
spollina for one another on the ben<:h p~s
.. You act into kind of a chque at the meets wuh some
of the othtr vaulters. We stt toicthcr and JUSt kind of
talk ..
"They all know each other and u's real sad when the'
see one of the guys go out," said Edison pole vault coach
Rick Foster. "Noel has been hurt He has shin splints and
a swollen leg from a pole hitting him 1n the thigh. He's
been gelling treatment all week He didn't even tape has
shins toda). so at was a real mental boost for him He's
(Pleue eee POLE/82)
Brewers top Angels &.gain .
MILWAUKEE (AP)-Tim Faler 1s ha,ing the time
ofhis life. lnJuncs that threatened his carttr two )'cars ago
are nowhere to be found and at age 31 he's back in the
maJor leaiues.
But more sattsfy1n1 for the veteran nght-hander 1s
the way he's pitching for the Milwaukee Brc .. ers
"I ve always had confidence in myself that I could
pitch here aaain 1n the m!l,JOr leagues," Filer said f':nda>
niaht after he beat the Cahfornia Angels 8-2 for has third
strai&ht victory since beina called up from the minors last
month. The triumph extended Filer's 11-)car maJor-
lcague winning streak to 11 games
"Certainly I've been throwina the ball "'ell and I've
been fortunate to win some ballgames."
Filer. 3-0. didn't get a complete aamc as he dad in his
first two starts He allowed eight hats in 61', innings and
both California runs were uncarntd as he lowered his
ERA to 0.73.
"He's given up t~o earned runs and that citcecds
expectations for an}one -Teddy Higuera or Roger
Clemens. It's JUSl been some remarkable patching,"
"11lwaukce manager Tom Trebelhorn said.
"He had a httJc trouble early and he didn't have as
good stuff as the first two times. but he battled. He
probably could have finished the same wath the score in
our favor"
First baseman Greg Brock's error. an RBI single by
Brian Downing and a sacnficc fl y by Cluli Davis put Filer
behind :!.() 1n the first inning. But the Brewers rebounded
against Mike \\.111. who 1s 2-7 th1c; ~son and 3-1J1n has
last 21 stans
··1 really can't figure out what's been going on," Witt
said "ll staned at the end of last season and has
continued this \ear I figure at out for one game. and then
the next game something else happens I've tned
C\Cr)thinp,"
The schedule
AWAY
Ton1gt1t-Mtlweuue 6 05 om •
June S-MolwaukH 11 35 a m •
June 6-Texas SJS om
June 7-Ttus S 35 om •
June 1-Texu S 35 om •
June 9-ldle
HOME
June t<>-Kan\4\ C1tv 7 3S om
• On TV, Channel S
• All games on KMPC 710
Carter comes -"~
th.roUgb twice!~
~·
Edison shot putter
also finds distance
in discus at state -
By ROGER CARLSON
Of .. °"" ........
·NORWALK -He'~ pointed
tQ,-.ard this for a 1,car and Fnda)
nar.ht Kalcaph Carter of Edison H1r.h
School struck "'tth the po"'er fit
vo .. ed he had v.athin h1mSl'lf
Not sausficd v.11h a s1unnin1 first
in the discus v.1th a personal best of
186-2 hcrt at tht-prcltms of the State
Track and Field Meet on the ( emtos
College campus he went on to crush
tht' field 1n the shot.
Traalanaasophomoregoing into his
final throv.. Caner uncorked a 64.()•r,
to g;un the cdgt' for toda) '!>finals
"I knew I had 11 1n me .. ht said
"And I thank I can f" 66-plu!>."
If ht' docs. he I ~ maltni the
nat10n's No I mark of 6"-1 h b'
Kevin ( olcman of Larkin High ot
* * *
NH's Geerllngs,
CdM's Robbins
qual bl 1,600
By ROG SR CARLSON
Of .. CWlr ........
NORWALK -They could not
ha'e done at better had the) sat dov.n
and discussed the l)t'rfcct scenano -
which ofcou~. the) did not
Newport Harbor H1gh'sJ1m Gccrl-
mgs. the Southern Sccuon Ma~ter's
champ at 4 09.54 in the 1.600 meters
and has fnendl) m al from acr~s the
ba), Corona dcl Mar's Jun Robbins..
eased to a two-three finish in their
heat at the prelams here at C emtos
Collecc Fnda) af\cmoon
.. Perfect. "'c couldn't ha'c asked
for mo re," sa1d Harbor d1stan~
coach Bob Van Sickle "V.cll. 1-.ould
havt' laked to have Sl~n Gecrhnis sta1,
out of the lead (a bncf span 1n the
third stagt of the ract)."' ~1d Harbor
head coach Enc Twc1t. ob' 1ousl~
(Pleue eee GEERLil'tG8/f2)
EIJ!n. lll . but the tirst JO&) "simpj1 • to win today ... 11 l
Second as a ~phomore and Juniof 1
in C'IF 4-A and state finals competj-f,t( •
tion. Carter has had enouah ofl'To. 2. :1< I
"It's time, nJht now," bt said. . >
lronacaJI> his personal best can)(
on an effort which had httlein the way
of J>('rfcct1on . ., :
"I lifted my left foot off the around '
and I Y.as all hips and arm 'eloc1ty.:A
~uphomorc -.as bcatanJ me
(Fallbrook·~ Brent "loon) and tt m.a~st
ha\C been adrenalin " said Carter.
"loon wa!I leading with a put
6:!-~ ""
Lake I.ht' st'ason has transpired, •
eH·~ thing 1.1.rnt ngh1 for the Edison
st'n1or but he "'a~n·t ready for any
celebration
He cntc~ the dJscus arena this
aftt>moon at 5 as '\o I and he haso't
forgollt'n IA!>t }ear's d1sappo1ntmcnt
in th( ~hot where he was No. I. but
had to \Ctk for '-lo :! when Royars
Da\C: BuhmJn unloaded a persona)
be~t l)f 6 .. feet. wme five feet more
than he had C\Cr ach1e,·ed.
(Pleue eee CARTSR/112)
* * * Woodbridge,
CdMad vance
in girls relays
By ROGER CARUON
~ ................
~ORV.Alli.. -There arc somt
th1np ~h1ch ~1 I prc~mpt the prom.•
and Coronadel Mar High·siirts 1,600
rda) team'!> su<:ccss 1s one of them.
.\ctualJ). there were two succnsfu
efTom b) girls 1.000 rela)' teams from
Corona del Mar and W~
Fnda> n1pu at the State Track and
Field prcl1m!I here at Ccmtos Collqe,_
qualtf\ ln8 them for tOn lght's Stale
final!.
The CdM quanet of Jill Youn&,
Ch1d.1e \.101~. Launc Sawm and
d'la> nc t-..err broke off a bhstenna
349 46 'oung going out in 59.1 fora
IQ.meter lead, and Kerr puruna
t<>&et~cr a 55 ~ anchor to ,,..tn b) an
e)ela!>h . Locke High lin1shan1 second
(Pleue eee Cdll/1121
Pistons head to finals
for first tinJe in 31 years ;
PONTIAC Mach (.\Pl -The
Detroit P1!>tons the ne"' champions
of the "1B.\'s Ea~tern Confcrem:e.
no"' v.ant to become dcsun' 's darl-
ings
The Ptstons. behind \' 1nn1e John-
son's 24 points and a hru1s1ng
dt-fense. beat the Boston Ct'h1"' Q,.Q()
for the tllle before a Sil' erdomr
crov.d of 38 91:? Fnda) night to"''"
the scnes in s1A games
No"' the Ptstons ad"ance 10 the
~B.\ champ1onsh1p~cs fort hr 1i~1
ttme since sin~ mo' ing to ~1 ro1t \I
)Ca~ ago The last ttmc the team "'a\
in the finals "as 1956 "'hen 11 pl3)l-d
in Fort w a, nc. Ind .
.. .\II the hard minutes and hours of
training for the la!.t ~"en )cars.. now
all the hard "'or!.: has paid off." said
[)\.•1ro11·s Isiah Thomas "The Celtics
tool.: U!I to th(' hm1t Tht-y p vc us
e' .:~thing that v.e could have asked
for ··
.\dnan DantleJ> sro~ 2:! point~
for O\·tro1t and James Edwards.
another \uh. added 15 Thomas
tin1'>hed v.1th 10 points.
Ci~111 ng pa.,1 the Celucs 11t.asa mlJOf
hurdle for th(' Pistons The CcltK'S
(Pleue .ee PIST01'8{83)
Dodgers pummel Reds
with 22-hit attack, 13-4
La~ers looking for payoff
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Uul11y
outfielder Mickey Hatcher and Steve
Su each had five hats to lead a 22-hat
attack Friday ma.ht as the Los Angeles
Oodaers defeated C1nc1nnatt I~ for
the Reds' sixth straight defeat.
The 22 hits b¥ the Dodgers against
sill Cincinnati pitchers were the most
by any team in the major leagues this
sea.son. All the hits were singles. one
short of the modem4ay National
Leaaue record It was Hay singled in
the rourth innina to elltend his hitting
streak to l 8 pmcs.
Pedro Guerrero had three hits and
three runs blued in for the Dodicrs
and Mike Scioscia drove in three runs
with a pair of singles.
I Tim Crews, 1-0. relieved Fernando
Valenzuela with one out 1n the third
inning and retired eight of the nine
ballers he faced for has second victory
in three ma1or leaitut dcc1s1ons
I I I
Regular season play brings
Ma vs into Forum for Game 7
The schedule INGLEWOOD (API -The Los .\n~tlcs lak.crs
ha\.e the Dallas Mavcncks where tht' "'ant them for the
seventh and dcc1dina pmc of their ~estern ( o nlerence
finals -on the Lakers' homccoun
Everyone tn the Dodger starting
lineup citcept Valenzuela had at least
one htt The last one to get a h11 was
Dave Anderson. whose v1c1ous line
drive back to the mo und hit reliever
John Franco on the right leg and
forced him out of the pme. Dave Concc~1on. a ntne·ttme All-Star.
moved from his second bast l>OSltlOn
to pitch for the first ttme 1n 2,441
m~or league games
HOME Todev-<inclnnall, 1220 o.m •
June S-C1nc1nnali, 1 OS om
June 6'--Hou'lon, 7.JS om
Juiie 7-Hou,ton. 7.35 om.
June t-Hou,ton. 7.JS o.m
June t-Houston, I OS o m
Coach Pat Rile~ said the l..akcrs pla~td hard dunng
the regular season so the) could ha' r a game hkt the one
Saturday 1n The Forum
··The homecoun means a lot in this leaauc: and "'e
pla)ed hard all season to pan that ad,antage." he said
"lk read) for Saturday because there "111 ~ some
fireworks.. Saturday 1s all that's left We "'orkt"'d hard for
AWAY
June H>-San DI~. 1 OS o m • • en TV, Channel 11
• On TV, CNtlnel •
82 sames for the advantage ...
Dallas 1s 0-9 1n playoff games aptnst Los Anieles m
• AU ~ on KAISC, 7'0
Woodbridge Settles score
Warriors defeai Hawks in CIF 2-A title rematch
BJ~~ WOLCOIT
....... Ceil 4 0 I
LAKEWOOD -All questions ~re put to mt 'Tuesday as the Woodbridae Wamon burried
the pvcl a"d tht l.Quna Hill Hawks to apturc
the CIF l·A &irts toftt.11 champtOftShip..
In the (987 final Woodbridlt and Lu&una
Hills fQU&ht throuah 14 -=omns fnn•• onJy to
have the aarne catted beau• ofa time hnut. Both
tcams wef'C dttWtd co-champions. avi111. bu•
jury u to tbC' bes& OF 2·A t0ftball 1tam. 'T~y at Mavfair Patt thn' met • n to
decide it all And this time the Wa.rriora (2S-6)
delivered an ea.rtr aad uun moils wrdic:t.
lehiDd the petchi11C of Tiffuy Boyd. Da.tm
fiddinaana a sady supply ofnw...Woodllridet ftanried LlpM Hill 7.0.
"We c.•ldf_.,, M\'C uktd fbr a -.1u team tflbrt." W_.idie Ooeclt lt.odee Mumy ......
Mowi111M ...-.. .. J'iffan. an1 'r.'-e us tht pidi ... Md ..._ _.. ''tlift ........ lld Mr, tM fieldeis
wa"t ..._ Etet>CMt c1ic1 IM:iob at 1M ....._ ..
WWII dtit-. .. ...,.,._lltll-<OICIU"I
Wo • lcll&t tM Wanm ..ie ,,.,. .. f1' Poll·
season pla). ha,ina lost in the semifinals in 198S
and 1n the finab in 1986.
Tucsday·s game was was billed as a p;tchina
duel. but soon turned mto an Utc\ltton. Tbc
Wamor\ rallied staner Marso Mclcndru ( t 9-l 0)
for nine hits. scorina ontt in the first. onct an the
the third. four times in the fourth and onct in the
SC\. en th
"t kn~ 1t was ao1na to be a blowout." said
Bo)d (24-4) after hokhna the Ha"'ks to two hits
and throwing her fifth shutout 1n u mH)" CIF
pla)'OfT pmn 'his year. "The last tWo pmcs
<•inst LA&una Hills)weretoodoec.and wckanrt
'heir pit<"h11• 100 ~ti ftOC 10 wic ...
Lapna Hil (20-l 0) 1lf'Oft \be last p.mc o( lht
"IWar RUOC\. 1-0. o'1er Woodbridlt-But w
Warric>n woe &hr fiD& ~ dais lmlOll by the me ~ and finisbod ft.-an dlit PKific Cont
ta.ue. one~ ahmd olw Hawb. ·. -WoodbridF jumped ltad 'OI bl8M •n
Tuada)', tCOf'i"'I.,'" the finl ia -. wiit a 1ew ~
l'WC>OUI doubles.,,, ..... ,.""" .. ·~' .. T'botr two doabtes were &lilt ,_,_ ol d9t
~~.my 1114. ,,,... -..... lhaw dac -ts.will* 9o7d ...._ .. ZOU
ICt oec nm ·._.,~Z~ .. :iato ~
Boyd. WbO,. CMtft -....,.
liv"'-MP•_._ na. ... llilll M "''° ~ b Mr OMe ..... AAlr lloWllil a wrllL Md a
~-........ ,..,
the Forum. including 1hrtt recent routs
Los Angeles. the defend in~ champion 1.1.ould quahf)
for its seventh tnp to the NB.\ Finals 1n nine SCJJ~ns wtth
a '1ctory in the p ml' "'hacb tqins at I~ 'n p. m
Dallas dekatc<l the L:a\..e~ lOS-tOJ at Rt-union
~rcna on Thunda' nt~h1 holding s.tne 1n t~
homccoun~ominatl·d \Cn(' ..
Dallas has ne\Cr been 1h1\ far m the l'11ht-ycar
h1s1on oftht francha-.e The l~ktrs hold 10 NB.\ utlcs
fi\C ot th<'m v.hen tht'' wcr(' 1n Minnesota. The "'"1nnc:r
mceu the wrvi"or of the Drtroat-Boston Eastern
Conference scncs beginning Tutsda~
"~c(C 31"(' no m ore edge ... " Rile) ~1d "One pmc
dcterm1MS 11 all ..
"l""c bttn told that en the '<''cnth pme of a
championship final ·\he hom('("()un docsn 1 mean a
thing." said Dallas OY..ner Donald Carter ··1 hope that
holds tNe."
l
Orange Coast area competitors ~et to dive in.
By JON ntllGUSON , ...............
• Wbeft over ·1.200 triathletes dive into w waters of
, ,Lake Minion ViejoSundaymomi~at 7p.m. forlhcstan .·:or the Pcrformin& Arts Center Tnathlon. rpany com-
fi~lito~ ofall aacs from the Oranse Coast a.a will join in ,she action. •
' · While some of best professional tnathletes -
• J ncludina Scott Tinley and Colleen Cannon -will
..... compete for pnze money, there will ht ovtr I, I 00
•Amateurs compet1n1 for awards and l 50 relay teams with
corporate and individual sponsorship.
•
, v 'lhelopmaJtandfemaleoverallfinishereachrcce1vc
tbc Center 500 CbaJlenae Cup award.
Tinley (Del Mar) Is a tv.o-time Hawaiian lronman
• champion and Will battle the likes of Brad Keams,
• j\ndrcw MacNaushton, Rob Bistodeau and 1987 Rookie
'oflhe Year Broob Clark .. ..
SPORT S BREAK
·AL umpires decide
they just wgn 't take
·anymore off Martin
From Tile Auoelated Preu
NEW YORK -American League •
umpires declared war on Bill) Martin 1
Frida). S3)1ng that for the New York
Yankees manager to stay an games. "he's
going to have to sat in tht dugout with has hands fol~
ana his lips shut ••
In a conference call wath R1 ch1e Ph1lhps. c~ccu11 ve
director of the MaJor Le~ue Umpires Association. the
league's seven crcv. chiefs approved a ~lution
protesting as far too hght the thrce..-Oa~ suspension and
S 1.000 fi ne given Martin after he threw dirt at umpire
Oak Scott Monda> night
The resolution called tht' incident "another
c"ampk of Billy Martin's cowardice.'' condemned the
action as "tap-room behavior ... deno unced American
Lcaauc president Bobby Brown as too lcn1rnl. and
hinted strongly that Martin would be CJCCtcd frQl'l any
game on "h1ch he set foot o n the field to protest a call.
Martin dad not attend the Yankees game wnh
Baltimore Fnda) n1&ht. Yankees spokesman Harvey
Greene said Martin decided to remain at the team's
hotel The team w~ managed by Make Frtraro.
"Billy and I talked about our game plan today."
Ferraro said 'Tit talk wnh him before and a~r the
game but I'll make an ~ moves dunng the night."
Martin's caused has suspension by kicking dirt o n.
Scon ·s shcxs. scooping a pale of dart and hitting Scott
v.11h 11 in the lower chest after Scott ejected Martin in
the pmc with Oakland
Martin. "ho earlier this )'car was fined SJOO for
k1ckingd1rt on um pare T im Welke.'sa1d Thursda} Scou
encouraged him to throv. dart. baiting ham after ht had
tro uble lr..1ck1ng din ofTthr wet ground
··He told me. 'T hro.,., some more~1rt on me: and J
did." Martin said .. He also said that I kicked him but
the films clcarl) sho.,., that he told an untruth there. too.
and the films also "ill show that hr said to me whrn I
walked ofT the field. ·1 got you now.'··
Quote of the day
Dan LaPolat. Chicago White Sox patcher.
declaring that his lack of a Sandy Koufax-type
fastball works to has advantage: "Teams can't
prepare for me an batung practice. They can't find
anyone who throws as slow as I do."
Dorsett traded for draft pick
D ENVER -The Denver Broncos EiJ
acquired "ctcran running back Tony •II•
Dorsett from the Dallas Cowboys Friday in
ci1.changc for ' cond1t1onal fifth-round
d raft p ick that could go as high as a first-rounder.
depending on Dorsctfs perfonnance 1n Denver.
The trade had been expected for nearly a week Last
weekend. Do~tt ht lped fac1htale tht deal by agreeing
to forfe11 abou1 S:!.4 malhon an deferred payments.
Do~tt had sought a trade since Herschel Walker
was made a full-time starter late last season. Dorsett
had been unhapp) about losin1 his starting JOb when
Walker v.as signed in the summer of 1986. The two
shared the tailback spot for most of 1986 and into last
~son.
Past NHL player fatally shot
Brtu Spencer, a fonner NHL player
acquitted last year of murdcnng a res.-
taurant ownrr died Fnday of a gunshot
wound lo the chest in Riviera Beach. Fla. Ill
Ara ptOl tndude 3j;.ytar~ Thomas 8oUlheY of
lrvine1 ~J..)'car-old Na,tl BetbetofBalboa lslaod indl6-
year-oJCJ Brian 5'epbeft1 of Huntiapon ae.dl.
Barber, an Aulttalian native~ jups his tlme
betWttn AusuaJia alMi the U.S. to follow the c:om~tition,
rc«nlly Murricit to Balbol frOm Jtopt in Houston and Phoen1ll followina his compttition in the Austrahan
teason from November to Ma)'.
The fonner ailt·year Navy elecuonic:a technician
onty bcpn coms>nina in triathlons oo a -him after
watchina tbe Cbicaao Triathlon in Auaust 198'. But be
bo\.llht tiis own bike in November of that year.
"Once I came in fifth In my first race, I &cidcd to 10
with it," Barber &aid ... I've just improved since then. J'm
1tiU fairly new at the apon, so I've obviously aot a ways to
ao. I've only panicipated since February of 1986."
He went pro 1n January of 1987 and has since
finished 10th in the World Sprint Championshi~ ninth
in the Gold Coast Cup in Australia (the world s richest
triathlon and sttonaest fitld to date), fifth in the Chicago
Triathlon last Auaust (the world's larltst with 4,000
compctiton) and l Ith Jn the World" Lona Course
Championships 1n October in France. ·
Stephens is also a relative newcomer to the sport,
taking 1t up after a successful colleaiate track and cross
Hallet takes over Kemper lead
Rookie Jim Hallet birched four II
stra1&ht holes late an the round on the way
10 a 6-under-par 6S Friday that pve him a
one-stroke lead over defendin& champion
Tom Kite and Morrl1 Batalllcy after two rounds of the
$800.000 Kemper Open at Potomac. Md. Hallet,.who
joined the PGA Tour last fall, wasat 9-undcr 133 after
36 holes at the Tournament Pla)'ers Oub aC Avenef. He
was S-under with five holes left, but birdied Nos. S
through 8 to take the halfway lead for the ftnt timein his
brief career . . . Nuey Lepe1 overcame hct-second
straight openina-hole holey to shoot a 2-undcr-par 70
and maintain a one-stroke lead over Enj)and's Laara
Davies after two rounds of the LPGA Jamie Farr
Toledo (Ohio) Classic. . MWer Barber shot a 7-under-
par 65 to grab the first-round lead by three strokes over
Bolt C'llarles and Doll Mu1e111aJe in the 54-hole Senior
Pla)ers Reu nion Pro-Am at Dallas. Texas ... U.S.
Masters t11hs1 Saody Lyle shot his founh consecutive
sub-70 round with a 68 to give him a JO-under-par total
of 134 for a three-stroke le.td over Spain's Jose Marta
OluabaJ and Australian Os11e Moore through two
rounds of the Bnt1sh Masters golf champ1onsh1p at
Woburn. England ... In a move to promote golf in the
Soviet Union. the Royal and Ancient Club has anviled
Soviet sports official Bort1 CbapllD t<> attend this year's
British Open Champao!lship.
PCAA transforms to Big West
SAN DIEGO -The Pacific Coast •
Athletic Association will officially change
ns name to the Big West Conference on
July I . PCAA C'omm1ss1oncr James A.
Haney announced Friday.
The name cl')ange was approved by the con·
ference·s council at 1ls spnng mceung in San Diego. ~
According to the le..auc. the new name is a simpler.
more accurate descripuon of the 12 member inslltu-
taons -Cal State Fullerton. Fresno St.ale, Long Beach
State. New Mexico State. San Diego State. San Jose
Stale, UC' Irvine. UC Santa Barbara. University of
Hawa11, Nevada-Las Vegas. Pacific and Utah State.
Hawa11 and San D1cao State participate m
women's spons.
Television, radio
TELEVISION
10:30 a.m. -AUTO RACING: NASCAR
Wanston Cup 500 ume trials, from Dover. Del.,
ESPN.
12: l S p.m. -PRO BASEBALL; Cincinnati
at Dodgers, Channel 4.
12:30 p.m. -PRO BASK.ETBALL: NBA
Western Conference final Game 7 -Dallas at
Lak~rs. Channel 2.
12:30 p.m. -MEN'S TENNIS: NCAA
Div1s1on I championship highlights, from
Athens. Ga. (taped). ESPN.
I p.m. -MEN'S GOLF: PGA tournament.
from Potomac, Md., Channel 2.
2 p.m. -COu.EGE BASEBALI.: World
Series Game 3 -Fresno State vs. Stanford. from
Omaha. Neb .. ESPN.
3 p.m. -MEN'S GOLF: The Desert
Scramble Pan I, from Dcsen Mountain Resort.
Channel 2.
3 p.m. -MEN'S TENNIS: French Open
women·s sinaJes final -Steffi Graf vs. Nataha
Zvereva. from Paris, Channel 4.
3 p.m. -MEN'S BOWLING: PBA Doubles
Classic, from Las Vegas, Nev. (delayed), Channel 7.
4:30 p.m. -WIDE WORLD OP SPORTS:
Fiaurc sk.auna exhibition, from Landover. Md.
(taped): Women's IOk "Mini-Marathon," from
New York (delayed), Channel 7.
S p.m ...... COLLEGE BASEBALL: World
Senes Game 4 -Miami vs. Cal State Fullerton.
from Omaha. Neb., ESPN.
6 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Angels at
Milwaukee, Channel S.
7 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Atlanta at
Padtt"S. TBS.
RADIO
12: IS p.m. -PRO BA.SEBALI.: Cincinnati
at Dodgers, KABC (790).
country C"areer at OkJaAoma la&e.: where he earned AU.-
Bia Ei&ht honors in the ~1f·mile a1 a stnio~.
. The Oklahoma nata~ ~!Id 19 Huatan1ton Be8ch
tn May of 1916aftercompeuoa 1n tus ftl"lt triathJoa 1n the
GreeA_,......._ Su.a OrielbK•. JUlae Diiey ud DonnaLanet.
um mer of 19IS. That was one to f~t
.. M)' nnt triathlon was a di•ttcr and l·still tot
tee0nd 1n my ISC llOUP." Stq>hens said. ••an one of the
transi1ion a.as, my friend was auppoted to put my 1hon
in a ccnain pl1ce for the bikt-, but they wettn't there and
J had to ask around. I finally borrowed .tton from 1
In tM amainar divilion, there are ~ .,.
compeiison over'°-includi~$9-~-old a.Ito,... of
Irvine, Hwttinalon Beedl"1 .. ~ WiUW. (~~ Rkhlnt MantOri ~'4>:Newpon lelcb's James ~ COl1a Mela a Mickie ShiP.n! (5 I) and Llpna h'aC'arOI Hemm(S1)and Diet Henuas(SO).
bystander. I thouatn I w11 out of it. •
"I ran a local ono nex11nd won it. J kind bf sot the but
and kept 1oin1."
fh1s as Stephens flnt race 15 a pro, but he competed
in the We$t Coast Biathlon Series. winni"!& the first lea.at
Pia)" del Rey an Octobcf before be was hat by a car while
ridina has bake in Ncwpon Beach and fottcd out of the
second lea. He finished sjxth in the third lea,
Other area cocapetiton include: c.o.ea Meea'.1 Jobn
Herold Bryan Noehe ud Ridlird Alea· HuntiftllOll't
Kate Callahan, K.thken R009 alld Skip Mc:Clane;
Fountain Valtey•a Gordon MiChie and Richard H~;
Balboe llland'a James Murrin and Robert c.ue; tnoane't
Len Meyen. S.ndi Barr and Melodie RePm; Laavna
BcaC'h•s David Wei1tnthaJ· Corona deJ M1f1 Susan
Follett, Howard Bland and Vic1or Avila; and Newpon•s
Joan Jeter, Ralph Oock and Ted Simpkins.
"This wall be a &ood one to find out whett rm at in
Competitors race in lie sroups stardna in five-year
intef'\'als from lS-to 19-year-olds.
the competition," Stephens said. • •
While Cannon (Boukkr, Colo.) is the 1986 and '87
Pcrfonnana Arts champion. she faces the likes of the
world's No. I-ranked woman Kirsten Hansscn (Del Mar) .
Other top women include Mission V~jo's Janet
The event includes a I .S-k..ilometer swim, 3$=
kilometer bike over a portion of the 1984 Olympic course
and challen&ina 10.kilometer Nn o"et hilly terrain .
For the fint year, Newpon Chiro Care is J)tOYidin& a
special &eot for rubdowns and physical care after the race.
.,.., .... ,._"' .......
llarlna'• Man: ltalllck fell jut abort of~ for tbe
etate flnai. ln the 110 burdlee at tbe CD' et&te prcllme.
GEERLINGS, JtOBBINS ..•
From Bl
asking for true perfection. one knows the prehmscan DC a pitfall.
That. however, couldn't be done as "I was just afraid I was f.Oin& to act
the leader was fading and Geerling tripped," said Gecrlinp. 'Actually I
shot into the lead, then seemed to ran pretty relaxed. l thou&ht Candaele
pace himself waiting for a new rabbit. ~ould die at the end. but he didn't, he
The perfect plan was for someone ran really strona.
to take the lead at a good pace, Robbins was also in a relaxed stale.
allowing Geerlings the luxury of a "It seems hke at always happens. I
lra1hng race car. gel off to a good start. but then
"It's hard mentally to take the everyone runs by me on the second
lead.·· said Twe11. lap.
Gcerhngs fin1Shed an 4: 12. 97 and "But all I was look mg to do was to
Robbins was naht behind an 4: 14.18. qualify and to save myself."
As a result, the two go for It in As Tweit said, "It will be interest·
today's state track and field finals, mg at the the finals. None of them
JUSt 24 hours later end reasonably have had to come back in 24 hours at
rested since neither approached has any lime this year."
best, but got the job done anyway. So 1t boils down to this afternoon at
The two were an 1hc first heat. S.38 when Gcerhnas and Robbins
Geerlinas a pace ofT the lead or at the take aim at Rcgic Wilhams of River
head of the pack, Robbins 6 to 10 City in West Sacramento.
yards off the pace before picking it up h's the last of many confrontations
on the bell lap at 3: 12 lo finish a for the two area standouu. at least as
steady third. preps. Both arc considerina UCJ.
"I had to take the lead." said UCLA and Cal, and UCLA may be a
Gecrlina,s. "the JUY was dyana in front double winner if oddsmaken arc
of me. r knew at was aoina too slow correct.
and I wanted to make sure I quali-Williams remains the runner to
fied." defeat -both ofT his reputation and
Only the heat winners arc assured winning effort of 4: I S.48 in the
ofa benh in the finals, the rest of the second heat
field is made up of top times. Thus a Candaele. the Carpinteria quar-
slow heat could conceivably quahfy terback. is also an obvious factor.
only one runner for the finals, and a One potential hurdle has been
second heal could fill the field. erased. Joe Devane of Sauaus falsc-
As 11 turned out. they could have started and OQ'd.
loafed across the finish line and "It JUSt secmed like everyone was
quahficd. very nervous. like in football. off-
CARTER •••
homBl
.. Just like last year, I've .,t to keep
an eye out on a lot ofthinas an the shot
and discus.
"rve been here before and rm not
aoina to 'el caught up with myself
"But Im very happy. I've a<>t a lot
of momentum aoina for me. Still.
tomorrow tells the story."
Carter's 186-2 was over four feet
better than John Wirtz of San Jose
Leland. the national leader with a best
of l 99-10.
-And be wu co.nsistently &ood. also
aeuin1 off a toss of 179·8.
"I'm up apjnst a ~1ent1al 200-
footer ... said Cuter. "I m just aoina to
keep my finaers crossed.
Actually, Caner bas the lulury of
&<>in& in with the knowled&e that the
Califomia-bo'1Dd Wirtz must beat
186-2, since the _prdim marb carry
over to toda}':'s final four throws for
each or nine finalists.
"Looks like you caught the wind
just right, .. Wirtz chided the aood-
naturcd c .. ner. who just arinned and
nodded.
As for the flow of his toss. be said he
simply took 1he afternoon as if it was
practice, stayin& ou~ of the personal
psyche aame.
"l just let the excitement of the
meet take it and worked a lot of
technique into my mind:' said the
UCLA-bound Carter.
Has weight coach. Tony Ciarelli,
was obviously pleased.
"We wanted to JO into the finals
with the No. I posiuon, it meansa lot.
Everyone sets four tbfowi, but WC
wanted the last one."
Amon& the disap{>Ointments was
the near-mass of Manna Hi&h's Marc
Killick in the hi&h hurdles.
The Vikma star clocked a l4.S7.
but was third in bis beat and missed
out.
CdM •••
From Bl
with the identical clocktna.
"Jill is beainnina to solve the three-
tum stqgcr," said her coach, Steve
Kaczynski.
Youna. a sophomore, made the
difference for the Sea Queens. and
said she was surprised when she
turned to see bow far her competition
trailed •t the end of her lea.
"l..ocke was our main competition
and T thouaht she'd be all over me,"
ventured Youna.
It was one of the niaht's best
finishes as the 1-2 duel was virtually
neck~nd-ncck for the last SO meters.
Kerr's teammates had provided
her with that same l~metcr bulge
Youna built., but she wu passed on
the second tum. then rallied.
Moiso ·s lap went in SS. 9 and Sawa n
clocked a S6.2 to set Kerr up.
Thus whatever plans they have for
the prom toni&ht will have to wait., at
le..st until the CdM Quartet takes its
final bow.
Woodbrid&e Coach Georae Varvas
voiced atisraction of his quartet's
fluid efTon of 3:52.67.
"lt was a aood. solid effort." said
Varvas of the quartet of Debbie
Horon, Michelle Muniz. Kristen
Schcruer and ~i Keffer. .
As for tonight's finals, both squads
arc shootina for a sub 3:'48, and
Varvas said that's exactly what it will
take to win. .
Has companion al 1he ti me of the incident. Gre1ory
Scou Cook. told police Spencer. 39. was shot in Cook's
truck dunna a robbery auempt that followed a crack
cocaine bu> late Thursday ni&ht. "We have a forensics
team going o-.cr the vehicle to sec ifh1s story matches
1hc fact~ ... said Poreba. He emphaS1zed. howtver. that
Cool . JS. as not now considered a suspect. and •s.l-
cooix·rau ng ....,,th detectives . . American Lcaaue
prc'>1dcnt Dr. Bobby Browa has been gi ven a ty,,o-year
e\lcns1on to has fi ve-)'ear term by the league owners ..
Thl· ln1crnat1ona l Bo11.in' federauon voted Friday to
shorten 11s v.o rld champ1onsh1p fiJ)lts from IS to 12
rounds. but j8id the decision will not affect the
upcom ina t11le bout between Mlclael Spiab and Mike
'I) ...... The nacls recalled infielder JM lldfldl
rrom their Edmonton farm club of the Pac-1f1t Coast
1..Qr,uc Thursday and optioned infielder Ga PolWier.
wbo wn hittin1 .200 with one RBI. to their Class AAA
affihatc in Edmonton • ~
12:30 p.m. -PRO BA..SK.ETBALI.: NBA
Western Conference final Game 7 -Dallas at
Lakers. KLAC (S70).
Thert two-lhrtt finish equates anto sides and it's a penalty," siad the UC1 's Obe,~dank • a two-three seed for today's finals. d1sapoanted Devane. ~ ~
3:50 p .m. -PftO BASEBALL: Montreal at
Pittsburan. KNX (1070).
6 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL 'An,els at
Milwaukee, KMPC (710).
7 p.m. -PllO BASEBALL: Atlanta at
Pldra. KFMB (760).
~----------------__ .... ______ .... _. ____ __ f. ~WOODBRIDGE WINS TITLE •• Sockers down
• ~.~~ht founh. he fClircd the lhe innins. and lo)'d added I final Cleveland, 6-1
-: neJ1.t I 3 batters she fac:cd, naneofthem run with a sinaJc in x~th. t: on strikt1.
Melcndra. a junior. w9'o had .. My curve was the money pitch p1l(hcd thrft shutouu in the Dlayoft's
tonight," i11d Boyd, who will take her priot to Tuaday. M:tlt ihe disaance
unu to NCAA softbill champion for ~una Hills Mrikina out three.
UCLA nc t ~· "l.aauna .had tttn lki '® and conen· ( he my ntt blU bcfatt. but they weren't ".. ~ r •na one 0 ' ready fotthc rurve... H..u two .liftlllett
While ~d kept the Hawb Off sutr90ut 'i'f8.:"~~~ .~
bllantt.. her t.cammates auppticd her nranm °" =... 'h.fi:'=-
With I Maflh Df'n&AL~ U. 11tfteS; • _:pft up "'-Mil ftd
Wehrent JComl Oft ..... the IVllCt OUI 6'tanen. '!SW r.....-..:
lA.t-..1 :.,..;....i .11.. .... •-....... p-...:....a.. lft ~~WWW ...
- -u.:n Ml'l'I' UK ··-..,~ "Peoplt Mft '°'*'• IO -IO let .. le llw routda IM p6cc111bt belfnina °'*~ WidliM1o.-:;...~:..~..;....11_ ............ lMt m.dc IM~ .. -~ .... --....... , rve beea ... =w, kitld ot :=:--=• 'iC.c ~~ 11mn) many ti-. ~
A1itN Ndtoa and ~ D• Jd, l~ w ntta" won it. ..
Nancy Johnton added '"°*' rUft ~.-. .. one of' 1.bc Wamon ftve hitl in
Carpintcna sophomore Coley Can-U nfortunately for Devine. the pen-taken btv An,d.eJs
daele took the lead Wlth 200 meters ah} was more than 11mpty five yards. 'J 6'
lef\ and won goina away. but neither "As for the finals: "l'mJuStJOinJtO . •
Occrlintl or Robbins was concerned relax. sleep a Jot, drink a lot oruquads. UCI 1nfiekkr Jeff qberdank was
with the winnina clockin1of4: 11 . 91 , just normal race stun:" said Robbins. drafted 1)y ihc Ailfels an m11 week's
and in fact, the sharp time could "ljustwanttostaywiththeleaden .• M_,or ~ Bateball June me
hinder him if it winds up takina too I made a mistake at the Masten. I 8"nt dral\Ofamateurbaeball talent.
much out of him. want to stay it least within IOyardsat Oberdank httped UCI to a )()..2&-1
Gcerhngs admaued. however. he the last lap. rm conf tdent. bu1 I know rttord as a Knior. hittina .344 with 7
was indeed nervous aoina in. Every-this is goina to be a tou&h race." home Nnsand 39 RBI.
POLE VAULTERS •••
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Oakland returns role of intimidator ~
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Oakland t1eeond bueman Glenn Hubbard
uneuccesafully attempta a doable play.
Mesa woman
sues Wade Boggs
From ne Aasocl•tM PrtH
Four-ume batting champion Wade Boggs of lhe
Bo!>ton Red Sox was sued Fnda)' b:r a Costa Mesa woman
who 1s charging him with breach of oral contract and
fraud based upon a conunuous four-)'ear relat1onsh1p.
Margo Adams. 32. is asking for $6 m1lhon according
to her auorney. James F. McGee. who said the .\II-Star
third baseman "breached the agreement to provide
suppon and to compensate Miss <\dams for the loss of
income she suffered during the four-year time penod that
she tra' eled with Wade Boggs and 1he Boston Red Sox
team on road trips
The lawsuit was filed in Orange Counl)' Superior
Court. according to a deput) count) clerk at the
counhouse
Boggs. who turns 30 on June 15 1s mamed He and
his wife. Deborah. have two children. a 9-ycar-old girl and
a bo)' who turns 2 ncitl November
"The Boston Red Sox are on the road half the
season." McGee said. "During that time period. o'er the
course of four )'ears. Margo Adams and Wade Boags ha\e
co-habitated on virtually all of the road tnps.
"Dunng that lime period. Miss .\dams has gl\en up
her career as a mortgage broker and recentl) has "lost her .
JOb. all as a result of her comm1tmc:-nt to Mr Boggs
"The lawsuit alleges that she has suffe~d appro>.-
1matcly a half-million aollars in loss of income dunng
that time and the remaining damages sought b) w.a) of the
lawsuit arc premised upon the 1m-reased net wonh ol
Wade Boggs during the four-) ear lJme penod
"lastl). Margo <\dam\ was for all intents and
purposes Mrs. Wade Boggs when Wade Boggs was out of
the \It) of Boston dunng the baseball ~eason. The law;;u11
allc~es that in "anous c111es lhett are numerous
ind I\ 1duals such as wailers in restaurants and parking lot
auendants at stadiums who in Boggs' presence refer lo
Margo Adams as Mrs ~sand bchned her to be M"
Boas and Boggs did no1h1ng 10 correct that 1mpress1on."
Athletics take care of Twins -. at Metrodome with 8-5 win
Frtm Tite Associated Ptt11
The new Oakland Alhle1ics -the fint·place
Athle11es -aren't easily intimidated. They att now lhe
mt1m1dators. •
A four-run deficit af\cr two innings at the Metro-
domc might have crushed the old A's. But the 1988
AthlctiC1 decided to simply sta11 crushing baseballs •nd
rallied for an 8-S victory over the Minnesota Twins on
Frida) ntJhl as Dave Parker and D:l\fe Hen<krson had
two-run doubles and Jose Canseco hit a mammoth home
run.
"h was a big boost wfien ~got down four to come
back and score three riiJtt awa)," said Oakland starter
Dave Slcwan. 9-3. who recovered after allowing Orea
Gagnc's 5(.'Cond-mning srana slam and snap~ a
pcrsonaJ lhree-game losin& streak.
The A1hle11cs' eighth v1clory in their last nine
conlests-but first since Aug. 3. 1986 atthe Metrodome.
where lhe) lost all seven games a )ear ago -ga\'lr them a l~pme lead oHr the defending world champion Twins
and Texas 1n lh'-· ..\merican League West Min newt.a lost
for just the second time 1n 11s last I:! games
In other AL games.
Ya.a.bes f, Orlolea 0: Tomm\ John New York's 45-
)Car..old sinkcrballer scanered si, singles in 7:,, innings
and Claudell \\ a!thington hit a two-run homer for the
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Agassi '.s charm won't
grace French finale
Wilanderousts U.S.
18-ycar-old phenon1
in five-set semifrnal
PARIS (AP) -The clo"'nmg.
)ahoo1ng. '-rowd-plea~mg charge of
-\ndrc -\gass1 ended one set shon of
the French Open final Fndny. as the
I 8·)Ctlr-old American's legs gave out
10 the c\pericncc of Mats Wllander
·\ftcr coming back from a 4-5
dcficll lO win both the fourth ~land a
Sland1ng O\al1on from the center
court fans. lht'n holding two brealt.
points in thl' opening game oft he filth
sci. A1J3ss1 fell lo the lWO-l1me
champion 4-6 6-2. 7-S S-7 6-0
Viewed as the latest hope to raise
Am~ncan men's tennis out of the
doldrums. Agass1 Id\ the crowd in
cheers and in slltchcs. Uc onlc
pretended to pay off a hnc Judge
whose call went in his fa\or and
another lime took on open umbrella
from a fan and earned 1t onto court
dunna a show.er.
"It's the lirsl time I've Sttn a tennis
• pla)Cr with lhat altitude.'' W1lander
said "I think it's great. bul I think it's.
101natobe tough forh1m to keep it up
h 's very 1mponanl for tennis that he
makes 1t"
In Sunday's champ1ol\lh1p match.
his fifth in seven )'Cars. Wilander will
meet 11th-seeded Henri L«onle of
Franct. who smashed unseeded
Jonas '), cn\wn of Sweden 7-6. 6-!.
b-J Hl' 1c; thl first French finalist in
Pans since 'ann1ck Noah won the
ml'n ., !Ille 1n I Y83
\\!lander holds an 8·! lead 1n
c;m·cr ml·l·une,s with Leconte and has
not lo!tt since:-"1a> 1985
.. I kd great I ha"e no1h1ng to lose.
so I'm going to pla)' the-best I can ...
said Ll'contl'. ··1 know I ha'e the
public behind me and I hope lhey'll be
thl·rc for the match against Mats."
The ''oml'n'\ llllc will be decided
SatunJa, between defending cham-
pion Siem C1raf of Wcsl German~
and I Jth-sccdcd Nataha bere'a of
the So' 1e1 l ' n ion
C,ral -who became the )Oungcst
French Open women·,. champ last
}Car at 17 1s almost two )ears older
lhan ZH·reva
W1lander. -who reached lhe me-n's
fittal for the second )C'ar 1n a row and
the fifth llffil' 1n the lasl seven.
allowl'd the punk-haired <\gass1 just
e1gh1 poinls 1n tht' lasl SCI. four of
them in lhe first game
Agass1's loss mcanl lhat for the fifth
lOnSC\.Ull\C H~ar the men's final in
Par" w 111 be pla)cd wuhout an
.\mcncan contestant. It also meant
1ha1 the L' S t1lle drought in lhe
mcn·s field thal goes ~ck to 1955 will
continue.
Wilander said lhal. from what he
saw from the I I th-ranked native of
Las Vegas. Ne' . lhe odds against
U.S. succcu ma)' be about to change.
"He's bettcr than what he is.. ~·s
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Andft Aaaul bows after
loet.nc to llata Wllander.
belier than No. 11 ." W1lander s~ud
"On chl). he's third or founh in the
world The lhmg about him 1s. he
doesn't mind "''"ning matches and
he Jocsn·l mind losing mat{hcs He
has a aood attitude. He's dffin1tel~
going 10 be 1op I 0 for }ea~.··
The crowd has made .\pss1 1ls
fa,omc \IS11or .\ftcr be-comma the
\Oungcst l 1 S. man lo make a Grand ~lam semifinal. he ga'e lhem a
farc\\cll to S3\.0r bolh 1n tennis and
sho\\-man~h1p.
"I appreciate 1he crowd." he said
"The~ \C been pulhng for me
~l\lllnJ Yanktn
R1elcey H~son stole thrtt baKS. ~v1na him 19
for the SCJ.Mln and ~ttins up New Yort•s first t"-O run\
p1nst too .. ~ JOSt Bautista. Hcndct'10n wallic'Ct to lead
off the pme. stoic second and third and scored un a
aroundout ~ Washmg1on.
1841.Ua t, Tlaen 3: Joe Carter became the first pla .. cr
an Clc"eland h1stor)' to hat 100 home rutu and steal ioo
bases. Can~r's two-out homer started a four-run fir\I
annina thal k.a)'oed Wah Terrell and host Detroit, and he
doubled and scored 1n Cleveland's av.o-run !CCOnd.
CIC"veland') Juho Franco sinaJed on the pmc's lir\t
p11ch. extending h1) h1ttm1strnk10 21 pmn. lon1~t 1n
the maJor leagues this season.
Bhte Jays•. Red So1 l ; Fred McGnff had a singlt'. <lou~l~ .and a mpll". sconna thrtt runs and dm ina 1n one-.
as '1s1ting Toronto won its founh stnaighl pme.
Royals l, Mari~rs I: Bret Saberhagen pitched a st:\·
hiller and Kurt Sullwell h11 his s1itth home run for host
Kansas Cll) Loser M1kt Campbell wen1 se"en innings
allow}ng nine h11s and all the Ro)als' runs
R.an1ers t, Wblte Sex 3: Ru~ Sierra Snfppcd a I -
for-I 0slumpw1th a lhree-run double another double and
a single and Ra} H.i) ward ga .. e up two runs and '""o h1u
1n SI\ innings for '1s111n1 Tt"\as
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lou1'> dclcakd Philadelphia for th~ Card1nab' fourt~
!>tra1ght 'u. tor. and eighth in their last I 0 gamc-c,
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run~ and 48 R Bl in 1986
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California
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From The AssociatH Pr~ss
Rusl) Kilgo. mal1ng h1'i first stan
of the season ~altered nine hllS in
eight innings-plus lo lead lop-ranked
Anzona State-to a ~-~ 'll tol) 0' er
California Fnda) in thl' first game ot
the 1988 Colkge \\ orld ~nes at
Omaha. Neb
Kilgo. 11-:!. "ho had made ~8 relief
appearancesforthc 57·1 I \un Dc'lls.
walked one and s1ru1.lt. out \I\ before
1inng in the ninth
Cahfom1a's John .._uehl It'd off the
ntnlh wllh his ninlh homer ot the 'ear
and Dcrel St.ark singled 10 knocl out I K1l10 Lint) Ingram the ~un ()e,,1.,·
top staner. came on to p1l It. ofT pinch
runner Ke\ln Brown and later got
Bnan Scott to ground into a game·
ending double pla) for his c,('('ond
S3H'.
In Fnday·s other first round game-:
Wl~'1&8 St.$, Florid• f: Enc \\edge
doubled home two runs 1 n a thrtt-run
Sl\lh inning as lhe Shockcn held off
the Gators
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entenng the ninth but Aonda came
up w11h tv.o runs off W1ch11a S1a1e
slaner Da' 1d Haas before Jim Ne"'·
hn came on 10 set lhe final out
Wichita State look a 1-0 lead in the
~"\:ond on Jeff Bonacquma·s RBI
~insJe
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tcrback \1arl \\ tlc;on ha~ heen re-did not pul him on -.a1vc-~ We JUSI
leased b) the lo\ \ngc.·lcs Raiders and did not rene"' h1!i opuon He's an
1s a free agl"nt. a 11.·am 'polcsman said autllmauc fr~ agent."'
Fnda~ night. ~ 1l~n w.ho e.med S4 million
··we ha' e not rl"newed our option dunng the-last fi,e )ears as the team·,
on \1arc \\ 1l\.C.10 ·· said spokesman socne11mes s1aner. was aware ul
\11lt.e Ornstein. re-adtng a statement dc\(~lopmcnt'!I. )Cl surpnse<l b' the
from \I Da' 1\. lhl' Ra1dc~· managm~ team's d('(1\1on ·
general panner · .. It's a b1uers"A'ttl fethng." Wilson
"He 1s a frtt agcnl and able lo \.11d from his home near Sc~nle.
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HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR HIGH GR ADE SCHOOL
Con-GRAD-ulations
1988 Graduates
Show )Our favorite graduates just how proud
you are of their achievements. Run their
picture and your personal message in the
Dail} P1lol on Vv'ednesda).
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PISTONS MAKE FINALS .•.
f'roaBl . . = eliminated Detroit an seven pmcs a year aao.
seven series marked the final game as
Boston roach for K..C. Jone$, who
THE HOUSE DEBATE CONTINUES .. -.
"What Sets HOUSE of IMPOR1S Apart from the Res t?
June 22.
Boston has pla)'cd in the finals the
past four years and has won 16 titles.
tht latest in 19~ and 1986. The Fon
Wayne Pistons pla)'C'd Sfrll(USC in
1955 and Philadelphia an the I 9S6
fif\ll! and lost both times.
This Pistons tam 1s dttcmuned to
ride its momentum lO v1C1ory this
'
u1ded the club to its last two titles.
o nes is retirina to take a front office
job af\cr fi"e ~sons on the bench.
.. Wt had ups and down but most
of them were UJ>t," Jones said. ··1 h.lve
an admiration forchcscauys. for what
they'"c done for mt the liSt fhc
years."
Settle the Debate ...
Vlslt Ua Todq and
Decide for Tou.ne1f.
GRADUATION '88
KEEPSAKE
only$25
per greeting
ti mt. '
.. We learned how •o win last year ...
Detroit's Bill Laimbttr said .. We
karntd what it &akn When~~ in
lbc later rounds &o win lht Qia Rrin.
And v.e came in tbis ~ ~
dttermincd than ever and we IC·
C"Omolished IL
: ' .. We'll have on4~ uainiftl ~ <••"" the wmcm eon~ ... ctwmDiooi). We don't mrc wtwtMr
1t'• Oallas o.-LOI ~ we·~ .. ~=~-=--:--= and we·re pna '° ai"W 11 ow bdc
abal" 'The loll n Oamc 6 of tht best.of'·
Detroit coach Chuck Daly, who
saw his )OU~and inc pcritncedclub
lose to the Cc.ltic:sin xven pmcs lait
)'Car,hltd hiah pnittfOf Jontiand the entire Bosaon OIJll'intion. ~ ~·rea~t ~''°" ftom the top on ddwri, .. DI •id. "I think
baah m9de the ba1 temcnt: "They brina ou1 Ute bai in you ....
The key to the Victory an G9me 6
WU the red.e.al shouili• of JoitMOft.
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Aaplt (McCaskill 2-4) at Milwaukeo(Hiauera 4-3), 6:05 p.m.
Toronto (Oancy 2-6) at Boston (Clemens 8-2), 10:051.m.
Texas (Russcll 4-0) at Chicaao (McDowell 2-S>. 4 p.m.
New York (Rhoden 2-4) at Baltimore (Boddickcr 2-8), 4:35 p.m
Cleveland (Cand1otti 6-3) at Detroit (Alexander 4-4), 4:35 p.m.
Seattle (Lanaston S-4) at Kansas Citl (Leibrandt 24), S:OS p.m.
Oakland (Welch 8-2) 11 Minnesota (Blyleven 3-5), S:OS p.m.
Saday'1Games
AD1el1 at Milwaukee, 11 :35 a.m.
Toronto at Boston, 10:05 a.m.
New York at Baltimore. 10:35 a.m
Cleveland at Detroit, 10:3S a.m.
Oak.land at Minnesota. 11: IS 1.m
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Cincinnati (Robinson 2-4) at Los An&eles (Hershiser 7-)), 12:20 p.m.
Houston (Ryan 5-2) at San Francisco (LaCoss 3-4). I :OS p.m.
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C et Olllltt, T tUt > Mill«~ 32·J>-;S
Bob Cl\arle\ 32·36-10
Don Ma1senva1t JS·l>-.1 Harold~ lS-,...._.,
Homero Blanc•• 33·J6o-1f Don Ja-rv l3·»-ff
Well Ztmt>rl11'I l6·ll-4f
Mille Fetelllcll JS-~f Pe• Ttiornson 3'·ls-6f °""91 Coodv 3'· 3s-...f
Boobv N ICNll\ 3'·ls-6f
Jot J•mentl 3'·ls-...f
Al K...... JS·lS-70
Gav lrtwtf' 3'·3'-70 GordOn Jone• 3'·,._70
wrv l•rl>tr 37·»-10 Larry Mowrv 3'·l6-70
ON-Moodv l3·l1-70
CO.rv Plav• 3S·lS-70
LM Elder 37·33-10
Cllarlft Owens 3'· »-70
9oO lrut lS·l6-11
Al~"-"' lS·U-11
Fred Hawttlns
l llJoMston
Butch eolrd
0.ltOoul'n• Bruce Cramoion
Tommv loll
J'"""v Powell
lol> R•wllns
Dow Sanden
G_.veaavor
Chick Evans Qu.nton Grav
Geor-oe unnono Jim Coc:IY.,,
Cl\arlft Sltford
ArtWa•
JotLooea
Dick lthvan
It all>fl T «rv
Joo Ceft'IPl>tl ROiand Stafford
Ion Somilll
PtlM lt009«s
Fred Haas
JMI" Frlllm•"
T J-1 Wnt CGroumonll, .0-1,,., 1 Mows
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T«tMI, 3'·1 ,, • Thompson (SO Morw), 3'-1,
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SP-I Ovmblt (lallenf'81d), •·211>, 2 ltul1
(Los Gatos), '3·7'l; J Whelclltl IA1ounl.
'3·2' •· • Jones (LI PoM. '2·3, S. Arrlng1on
CPalmcl81tl. •1-10. 6 Cortta (OelaM), ,..,~ (Krttchecl>. 1 Moo<• lltamona), ,..,~. I
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1'4· 1. 1 WIUlllMS INooalts), 140-10, I
CamDtllin (Amador Valltvl, 13'·6, t. H~
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6 ss -eon 100
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(Aroent111a), 6·2. 7·S
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Dick"°'*" JOIWI Brodie
Howi. JollMOll A1Clwlndler
Jim Klno Bruce Owvt1n
JC Goosoe
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Dow Finst..-w•ld
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Kayla loses speech, hearing in blast
CHEVY OtME FINDS LR IN lHE COUNTRY
fSN1' WHAT rT'S CJlACKED UP TO BEi
• • • LOVING: When Soamct 1n1\lltB tht door f.aypt dtc•ded not to talk her wat into
the mansion Ava is flallt~ v.htn [1)).)1
aik.s htr to htlp her !\Op for clothes.: Ava as
flk1nated by Eayp1'1 psychic powcn
Shana «>nta(t1 lud P1t1ct. tht divot«
lav.)'tt C'abot n:commcndc'd. Jud u~stt
that Shana ao out of town for a quickie
divorce. Overhtarina. Rick ttlls t1c:cy
that ht lovts J.J. Jack tells Rick to 1tay
1way from his son. Stacey s1an1 a book
COl\tract. Jeff withes that ht had never
becQmc involved with Gwyn, Rick tells
day he considt~ :ftlsh1 m.re th.an a
friend. Ava ttlls Kate that she wants to
havt a baby. Eaypt hides in Clay's office.
Clay is horrified when he SCH qypt. • • • ONE un: TO LIVE: Tom and Renee
Na?CJ " hun ~'hen 1ltn docs not "-"' a ptli1tt\C' rt11Ction to her hospital vaMl Dec
him Caraftl to 1ra1l Rottr and Shury. M'T)' aik1 Leith 1f w ~l IM papn
1n OS'Ckr to bc near JKk.. Evan tdlt e\cl')one 1h11 Pat and Contttta arc \/Cry
haps>). Ryan and Chaz llOp W>n al
mak1n1 love. Ott unhaPP)' ti the an
auc1io" b«•u~ all tht mtn in htr hft arc
...,ith other women. Ryan is furiou1 Whtn
she ltams that Chu,, ptyina four umcus much for the rent than he 1old her. Wlulc
makina lo"e to John, Liu~ envisions Ben.
• • • SANTA 1Aft8Al\k Eden finds &ht
1m0C1iac C'ni1 and ttlls him that she is his
wife Ma.son an SC9rch or Cruz aocs 10 a
miuion and tells Sister A&atha about his lo"t for the late Mary. Aptha rc.ali.ies that
Mason i• an alcoholic. Scott and Heather share a pus1onate kl$$. When Wilou&hby finds Eden sht claims to ha\le bctn .-.uhcd
ashore He ttUs hc.'1 sht can lca"e
tomorro'4 and return to her fianc:ee. Mina
Li 1clls Cain she 1houJht all Amencans
h\td m b11 houYS. showina him the boat
ht h~cs on. Cain a»u~ hct that is nol
1rue, Cam "u~f '4htn Mins Li reveals
that she knows hct mothct ...,., a whore.
Cain 1ns1sts 1ha1 1s not true. Cain learns
that he and tht Major •ere lovtrs of Mina Li's mother Gina is u.na~ that the
priest in the conftssional 1s Mason. Gma
confesses 10 po1sonina MaJOn who 11vrs her absolution ~nd ttlls tier to repeat Hail
Maf)s and read Shakespeare. Keith tells
tht ~1pnnt" 1( he conf'eted his 11ns bt
•"OUld bt 1n pnson. IC..t11h th1nu the ~·· \'oitt al (1m1har. ''~ Sarah, a dnf ftun, thinks Mary v.n murdcrtd. Jul~ amH·s 11 the church uct tell1 Muon
lhc rran h" ptubkms lttm from Mary
and lhat .tic tannot compr&c v.nh her
memory. Mnon usurn her 1t bas nolhina
IC? do v.11h Mal")'. but his ~ 10 claT
hu,,sclf of M1tk's murdrT. MalOn tells
Juha he m11ht hl"t 10 leave town to clear
h!mKlf and tell no one includ1n1 Juha of
hts whcrcabou11 Cru1 and Eden arc
~ue!d \>y th<' Coast Guard JUJI as W1lou&h~ plans to hunt them hl.c
• •n1mafs. C.C. and Sophia admit the) m1u
OM 1no1hcr. Kt1lh 1uues an •arrant for
Muon·urrcs1. Kelly tells Jeff she v.uts 10
sleep in th<' 1parc bedroom.
• • • YOONG AND ll£STL£SS: Tim 1t'lls Traci tha1 he is retum1n1 10 Stanford.
Jealous bccau~ Paul hu a fir..., 11>oman an tu~ lift, Laurtn dec1dn sht wanu him
back. Jack 1s supnscd "'hen Lisa tells ham
that ~ht pul')uN Brad and that afkr tht1r
annulment Brad and her fathtr •CIT on
"el) lood 1erm\. John asks Jcu1ca to
marT) him JC\s1ca rcH•als to a pnest that
she hlh .\I~ Stunned b) tht news 1hat
she 1s prcanan1 ""11k1 dec1dts not '° tell
Victor v.htn hr sho,,., no pc>s1u"e fcehnp
for their ~la11onsh1p Dunna a lund~n
date v.11h V 1uor. Ltt scc:rctlv tapr-rttOrds
1hcir conHrsation. Talk1ni away 1bout ~he 1nntrv.or..,1npofh1scompan). Victor 1ok1nat) suwm that Lee wnte a book
____ .. _......_ _.._ __ ,__._._ . ·-· .. oor--14 art plann1na a l1111sh •eddina for Man L~n and Wac:St. Steve is able to breathe
Without the atd Of I \ienhlator. Gco...,e's
landlady finds him ck"9d. Henry ...,ams
Rob that ht exptc:ts him to marry Joann.
Joanna pttttnds to undcntand Rob when
ht tells her he thinks ofhtT as a ...,ondcrful
friend but he loves Cassie. Cassie is
shocked v.htn Rcntt susptc:ts • Bo of
drugina Asa. E'tr)one ts confujed by
Bo's mood swinp. Mu and Gabndle decide to take Ste\ie beck 10 Uanv1ev..1on
is 101n1 to check on Rob's lifestyle in
London Cassie stunned whtn she !tarns
1hat Rob and Joann• v.erc enp&td Tina
decides l-0useBo10 make Cord Jealous Bo
learns 1hat Vicki has left Tin1 SI S0.000 in
her will Gabr~lle finds a note v.h1ch lilC\ie
wrote about lhc f1mily standina by one
another no maucr what lhc problem rr'"""'--===::o:====~----------=-· Brenda reveals that she on« worked with PAUL HOGAN LINDA KOZLOWSKI
comatose patients Seduced by Gebnelle,
a 1onurcd Mu asks a comatose SIC'-«.' to
fOfiJ"e him and promi~s 11 will nc"er happen ap1n Mu pulls away v.hen
Gabrielle tnts 10 comfort him and a tear
lncklcs down Slt"e·s chtek, Bo and
Ehn.beth conar.uulatc cac~.othcr on their
wonderful pcrformanccs Asa collapsts
and is rushed the hospital Cassie 1dls Rob
she is uncertain whal they should do about
Joanna. but Cass1t Sl)'S she st1ll lo"es Rob and the) kiss As Ca»1t cros~ a slrttt a
car bears down on her. • • • RYAN'S ROPE: Louis and Dakota plo1
**** AWfS()ME ... Superb speclal ~Hee ts,
fabulous creatur6 and other-worldly settings· -,._... C...""'• .. W!iDlllY
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·-·-,... to make 11 look as thous!\ John 1s pockcuna mont) 1ha1 1s marked for
plumbinJ-R)an and Chaz canno1 den)
lheir fecllnp for one aoother When S1lv10
insists to Ryan that he leads a \/Cf) bonn1
hfe. she sull d«idcs thal one da)' sht will
write a stof) about him Ryan unable to
find an) 1mm1~t1on files on Dona1s
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CALL 842-5878 FROM NORTH ORANGE 54()...1220
FROM SOUTH ORANGE •96-6800
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TODAY'S
REAL ESTATE
CLASSIFICATIONS
1002-2790
ARE IN THE REAL
ESTATE TABLOID
SECTION
!Pliii!il!io.-..... -. .. ,,.,.._, tleza•t IUI larltJIMllt l.UI t.ee!!L HM._,..,..., . H• lmt!ez-•t llJl lafle,._t IUI liiMiilii' Ali .,..... IUlllll./11118 . iillilllltm GAS STATION ATTEND-mTl •lllll PllTmlWll liiJ8riRiz3°:~on~ iWiiiiffmjfiiijm£A..-•...,..--it.;;:a;p..;.lfi~IM.,IM carpent.rl. 1 .. ~able, nMI ~. Flor.i Oellwfy, Mon·fi. AHT FUii Ot Pn • 09Y9 I~~ for; Smell offlol In,..,.,., let.
S/30 vicinity off Placen· my home Mon """ Fri -.nbtefa, marine mech· lnl•tlf19 Gen otG. typing Cell 645'-024i fOf lntetvt.w •vH, wtcend1. A•dhlfl/ 'rlday..Setunl•Y·Sunday ts In ,,... ot • pereon for
tta, Cotta Meu. 8an'l·3.30 1Infant,11oc:1; anlG Exp'd nee. 642-0148 req'd, Oooc:t Dl'lv rec. car HIYll B<l•tOI Shell 557-0640 ................ 1 clerk* potlllon, mutt
942..et30• * * dlef.642-7881 MOW. 17th St, CM tum C.M. loc 40/hf wk. GENERAL HELP f\111 Umt CdM '404311 Louil n.,,. ~t telephone
.... IE ..... 1 F/O Call M·F 948-1831 Part tlrM now l)Oel4ble, full rental ao-nt w411tnv to VOlet, eome ~ and
COUPLE recently re11rwd ~s; DAY CAMP WORKER time t1terl Eneto-tlc, ,._ vwotk ..-encte for bYay HOUSE CLEANER office exper .. helpful.
Wilt hou...it wMI cat• for we .. tin •tablthed For Chrlatlan School, 111ble. ci... I dilver with • c M. eQU!pment •tote. Wanted tor oleenlnQ ..,. Hourureno P*N-11 f(Ul)ADS
ARE FREE
Cal:
petl A plants. Shon/long Lumber Brohrage Arm, 18835 BrOOkhurst FV 2 speed Bobtflll and fOC'k Apply 1930 ~CM vice. Mat IPlt f119 , l5 IV. Sandi 720-1288
term Refs. sae-4808. baMd In Orenge County 983-7831 • • Ifft 111p'd . Musi heve IMS.25U Aet.tanc. __ .... ,
HOUSEKEEPER We are Melclng • full -good Drivlng record and ltlttal lfftOI --iiiiiiiiiiiii~ ~ r~ Wented for 2 ec!Ult onty charge bookkHP•r hlMFJhnH PIT referencH. Live In Part time approxlmatetyllllal•U N 8. CMI Enot""" 1 e:·
houMhOICI. 3 hre/day. ~ Quallfl•d lndtvldual. O.llvery/Stock pereon. Llguna Beach atH. 20hni*wt< In out~ Tek• home &aoc>-IHO!Wtl eon a.ctetwllll ble.~P' ••
dye/wk , Mon-Fri. should have a minimum CaJllorAppt.848-7"441 4IM-1107 Dept Miteolflcedutl•. PT/FT.722-1658 peyrol.M\191beexpd&
M2·1111
$100/Wtc 848-0453 ol 2-5 ~ IXJ*lence •ftUWllTll typing 4o.45 wpm, ..U-.ulll• metunt 152--0204
LIVE-IN Beeutll'UI Hltw· ~~ ~:.1:: Mon~~J ~~pm Mull hllYe eeonomy ~ ~0A'=n:i•!.i: Fast. thfough, relbll PIT. PllT HU. Tl•
port 8ctl home. 2 chil-general ledg« a~ 10 Uplll\d, Ca a b9ek. hlcte or motorcycle. In· people If lnternted $7/tw, Cw. 642·9264. Loc:.111 Peet CCM\trol ~ ;;;,,,!'~rs~2~~· 111temant1. 1ne11v1e1ua1 Tues a Thurs 101m-1:30 surenca.M1tllt(•todrtve. p1ea1e ~n Judy at c114; Wiii ~I pany neadl rout. tecl'I .
FOUND F/Callco Cit. shoUld have com tef toc:aJ delivery Your CM Gd pay/nu M IM 1•2088 842 .. 321 Ext 318 WI lrain, mu.I have oooc:t
blk/bro•n, all white LIVE·IN Mata or Fem• •JCS*'ienc:., wlllineas Approx S180 .__ call -•--/ ' . dr~,.oord.C~Aeh ln
under•lde, decl•••d AIDE UghthlkkJ>G 5dey 1 .. m new IOftware. good Dave 751-1058 _.,..,.__,. The Or~ Cout Dally am.I ~21
Hun1 Bch. 89+9518 w..-M'ust be 11rong to :':'~nlca~i..!k!:~,; -HIT&l WlfrUT ... ~~E ·ft!'.:... 111J Ila.if =,..'!le ~ ':: :. PUIMllY ILDI • ISSilt 112 lb etderty Fem ""' ,_....,....,..' ....,., .,,,_ r°ml ""'' p l'Vbd _,,, Cleelr'9d 5
FOUND: SUTfboard. 8 COfone def Mar 852-8888 people. but lo P9rfect Part Time Job 875--8110 list our District M111ager1 r -..... · liberglatl w/3 IC90I & S25.000. PleaM aubmlt Nwpt Bch. Tuee-Wed· Thur 3 daya during Ille WM«. Oya/Wk No nlghtl,
apllt tiff f«I. 13, on 15th L1VE-IN Wtnted Balboa resume lndudl119 Nlary Learn while you earn Dl'y Cleanerl HIWnt llJ It, w.akends and holidays, weelcenda or holldaya.
noor of N.8. Murtott Avail tmmed OV9f 35. history In confidence to 842· 7998 or 846-5311 \OllnU Prl• ......... I& tllH AppllC:lnt mu1t have r• Nws>t Bc:h .,.. 640-8588
Hotel. Contac:t Newport non-1mkr/drlnker refa Newquist a. Bergstrom ..._ll IEO'Y PIT E.xper not nee FIT PIT IEIElll IFFICE' Hable ear wl1h velld CA PURIUIT ll.lll Beech POllCI Dept Refer reqd, 2 glrls 10yr & 1• P 0 . Box 3335 •-• -·•~ir• · · drlV«a lk:enM, proof ot to case 18&-01898. m09 Sal +room/board Newport Beech, 92883 Exp. In fut pace gen«al rft~ lnaurance 1nd OMV Perm.,,...t FIT~· 10.7
873-5220 or 875--5102 dentistry office req'd . Ouallty/exper~. RHtaurent experience print-out Starting pay 11 M..f. Eeetbluff arm~.
LOST: Trl1ngle 1h1pe •ll--l/ID _,. DUTIES. Reeept., appt .. CdM. 873-4920 nec;esurv Two (2) full S7 00 per houf p1u1 gu N.B. * 6"4-2111
diamond Hrlng. 5131188 11111111 O&llE 5u--5 •rv collectlon. fifing olc. Hrs ~' lllowanoe
Near WWWhofeeele Jew· 12 yrs nursl119 care •MP Busy Interior design studio 9-2, M·Thur. Newport Bch FlllT/UOl 111.P 11'1.g:,'~~=• Come In to app4y al: fll1'I Jws on 17th str RE· Seelling tong-term home needa youl Mu1t have .,.. sal open 6"2·G880 For C09ta Mela Tux Shop. Exp Cust s.v Reo. Photo
WARD. LOls 54a..-0&45 hUlth c .... Full time. mid-level accounllng a wkdys. 873-3403 wtinda. CALL 948-1124 IODAI. lfFIOI knwtdg req Frt. een.
REWARD! Loet btown cat 3.11 or 11-7 Refs avlll ~~!ll~u:SJoy,va!~ --SllW SHER P/T FUN WEEKEND Joe· You Chelffuf, outgoing per-R.llJ Plllt AoOly: IPG t7851 Skypk
on 5128 with rust under-upon requHI C•ll well wtth Other$ In. last-DI a ChOOM when. Give out sonallty needed for ... Cir, ... 0 , IMM.
coat, not •. Vicinity of 2"40-0352 or IYI msg paced environment. Needed for Sat/Sun fr .. umptes In mat1tet1 phonH. lllln9. typing PllTt STiii
Gibtaltlf' Slclfy & Giesler. •-I I 9930 Send resYme & state Apply at M... Verde near home Join uaJ (45wpm). Mull pe adao-Ill Wttt laJ It. Main Photo s..vtoe has c M 979-9733 -p ~ta salary range 10 K w Convllesc.nt Hosp11a1 . • 921-8877 table. commllled to ••·
SIAMESE type IOng-half. ;MECAXNlC• Xper, Baklf'. 369 e. 17th St. 661Cent•St 548-5585 cetienc. & ~epared t0t O.St1•sa,Ul2IH ~IT ~'1;:..':
Blue eyes huge tall smog l+c. own toolt Xlnt Costa Mesa. 92627 DISTRICT growth FIT -F. Apply In betWMn tam a 5pm M·F F~H eo. benefits. Exs-
declawed, Sex? a.en: pay/benelltl. Shell. person or phone Terri Or call Beth at 942-4321 helpful but not nee: APP'Y
wallt tract 536-6995 Redhlll/Bflstol. 557-0MO *IMUEEPEI* llSTIUllTORS IAIA8EIENT 714·5:-~!!~cM1HO-• ext 205 In l*'OO or phone In
Pmnah 300Z Gooc:IUll~~llftome ~~j! = ~.r~.! WllTEll :=w. lfFIOf P/T IWID TUllEE =~7 ~orM!,~s.n~
PRAYER1oth1Hoty§Plf'11 bookkeeping. w':'d Pro-key' Full Charge t.k1lls, WEIGHT LOSS THE The Dally Pllol .. loolt.tng NB office NMd~getlC ~r~w~ng office ·~P~-An• S42-3908
Holy Spirit you Who cesslf19 SlsOo/mo Hlr-ITWlual & compu1er Bl< NATURAL WAY" '°' qualified lndMdualt person with oooc:t phone Y P oto copy c an --------
make me ... 8Y9fY1hlng 1ng immec1111e1y APP'Y duty req'd. Never • dull &OOIPIUlflll ~menage~:!= voice light tyi>1ng f11tng =:c:~_:·,~~1~~~0 PUil Llml
and WhO Show me the w/rasume La~ina Beech moment In our CM ofc A Patch 1 dayt anagemen ..,_.. Nice anwonmennl. Call wryprogreutvelnt way to reach my Ideas; Ctwnbef of Commer Lots of reap 831-8480 Pounds eway1 60 P1lchn helpful , but will train Lind• 645-2720 S 19K. lmmedlale open. planlacape Co ls looklng
You Who give me the 357 Gtenneyre No ca~ O&SllEI/ a1 • uY1ngs1 ~ !'':bJa~s~~ IEI ,· FF/-T •-" Ing. Call 752--0482 for 1n1 plant care peop1e dMne gift to IC>fg1ve and ptease · v•• -nw ll&llCllllT For PIT 11tl Must hv rell tor get the wrong that Is /IECEnlll/IECT'Y HRS l lAM-8PM Moo-Detailed orienteted. ac-Full-Tl Cll & Ins No exp nee. donetomeandYouwtio ADMINASSIST Full time Mutt be good Ul·llt•Jtl•H Fri C\Jrete w/ noa, pitch-In ~=~: Ca11 AP1281-8100
are 1n all the lnslancet of Fath Is 60 WPM. Of· with people Benefits Call Pat Marley 642_.321 attitude. flelC. prof. Imm 1)"42•10~5 0 1s.42 J 1s
my hie with me I, In this gan1zed & resp Perm Costa Mesa 6-45-7448* x205 9-11AM dally for openl119 FIT Bens • • °' •
short dialogue w1nt 10 PIT 675-8143 -- -.. n appolhlment Salary Daya 645-7811 It• Tttll LIOHH.
thank you tor everything ALASKA now hiring Log· CIHIO/llECtmn PlUS U2!f~V1£i:I DAILY PILIT Ev .. twknda 983-8004 PIT Futflon 111and and confirm once more ging conslructlon ftsh-PIT. FIT for Exciting new Imm opend'"" , 119
11 t ~ Mike or Barbara *1"44-7848• lhat I never wan1 to be · · business Mst be good valid C~ c river s c, •'9""
separated from You no re·~~· 1~·· etc. w/peopte CM 6-45-7448 record & OMV prlDIOUt IAJl/UIL *MOVIE* matter how great ma-xc pay Of mOf'I . Xlnt opp IOf qual ~I 330 W II" Sf STATIONS AVAILABLE
t lal desires ma be 1 Info call 208-736-0-4"49 CHILO CARE NEEDED Apply Tom, Par11 Dept ' 1 ' Beaut. progreulve salon, EXTRAS* :ant 10 be with y~ and •Ill A· 191 Summer Bal Isl M-F 9-5 HB Acura 842-0095 011ta l11a, GA great tocatlon. 962--0118
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7 30am-4pm, no •llP nee.
benefits $5/hf Apoty In
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petual glory Thank You ltcltultal lut•ltltr heve car Mrs De.le 9-5 ----------------------.. ! dvct1on1 No experienee. p /T ClllTEI HELP Tt Lua 2914 '°' Your Love towards FIT°' PIT ,........1 '°'en 6"2-78800. 675-0"4'45E 213 469-1351 * ~...., ____ ;..;..;,,.~~~~~~~~~ ......... no MANAGEMENT . --wm tr1m 1nterwt 1n wortt· -me and my toved on.. ueemt»er of small mech· CLASSIFIED MOVING company need• Ing w/watch rec*r Apply SIGNATll£ LOANS AMEN. llllcal components wllh loaners. peckers PT/. at lhe WATCH WORKS rtuitin 2904 • Persons may pray this 1-3 yr1 exp Must heve ADVERTISING FT, will train S7-S10/hr 369 E. 17th St c M ~~~~~~~-IUnMCUJed, oooc:t Cfedll a paryer 3 consecutive good manual dexterity & Jo IN o u R TE AM 942-3684 llSTAllAIT must. $3-50,000 daya After the third day. good communlc1t1ons p IT lllllA&..,,. ltll~OMA DEL MAR. Parti· R[ IL EST IT£ $$ your wish Wiii be granled. skills 1pp1y 1n P"SOf'I The Oalty Pilot Classified Pllml IRPll ComP\11• ••Pl errands. ~t laaaa. Setler Lft ft · no metier how d1Hicult 11 WEMAC DIVISION "-a.t-t ... e an -try-Must have t-1tlon F·-"' ............ 7""1._,._. -c-'--~--""· $300.000 •v ............ ..._ ..... fts ~ r• may be Than promiM to 18475 PldflC St 1=.-..,::.-:~--ivll'::,,'_ 11 Fuff lime 122~.,· _, ,., _,,, ,.,.. ...,.. ,.. --,_,.,..,.,, "' hi d•.,..,. v~ ... .,_. ... ,,... -"""' MANAGING CARRIERS THE DAILY PILOT IS .,..,, hnanc•no Poorcred1tOK publish 1 s 1---v"'" FountamValtay EOE our Reception/Front Ontherno¥1endneeda PITllll/IUlff
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will be ac:ceptrng Clali-ING TO WORK HARD WE OFFER XLNT BASE Clalellledcenhelp S6-8hr CM. 845--3-418 * WIDOW HAS W ST JUDE NOVENNA NEWPORT TIRE CENTER lied Ads Requir• 45 $ $ S
tor ro11 s 10K-up No Recite thtt pr.-,-9 t1m11 144-1022 wpm 1yp1ng " you like • SALARY PLUS OVER 300 IN BONU E
cred "''no pen Oen-dallytor9deyaandprom-helping others and are EV ER Y MONTH. GENEROUS GAS ALLOW-~ Assoc 673-7~ i9e publlcettOn YOUf r• llllt_.--organized. this could be 0 Forano-f\Ullewaytolhop. questwtllbeansweredby Penonab!e 10 watt< bus)' 1hljobyou're1ook1119 1°' ANCE & OPPTY FOR ADVANCEMENT. J IN DRIVER
1 ci-tiec1 the IJth day tavern app1y 1n pereon s11ary P'ut c:omm1ss1on. OUR TEAM & BE ELIGIBLE FOR FULL MEDI· s:;;;+-------._i,;~=="-------1 .. May the Sacred Heart of i.-111m u 111e John'• 1nn exoe11eni t>enetits Call CAL COVERAGE CREDIT UNION 401K
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and Selling needs. pray~..:;~ workat F~:~ ~M~r:1:~:;;9w11t COSTA MESA. CA 92626
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JOE'S LASAGNA
' pound lean groond beef or 11eal
• • cup minced onion
3 cups tomato sauce
l teaspoon basd
1 teaspoon chopped parst~
•A, teaspoon oregano
I • teaspoon garlic powder Qr
l clove garlic minced
treshty ground black pepp"'
1 4 oun<:e can chopped mush·
rooms or cup th•n sliced fresh
mushrooms
1 10-ounce packa9e rrozen
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8 ounces low·lat cotta~ cheeso
4 onces skimmed rru'k mozzarella
grated cheese
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ctn.JUNE n , 1tN •' 145 Addit>0na1 •• or 111a A '-"9 on tN <:'.All bid p,._... ...-n•m r Ind a1 tN ngM, title ~ CalfonWa COCll9 lncf luctl. Calif IM41 um eTAW ncnnaue.u11•• ft.lll • epeclflelhons "'ay ba Ob,"" be Mid on 1Mttiedtlld9CWS. lhe~..-... .. lncflnW•tMtU._.... f~81~~1n TIVI but•nett ts con-TlletolOWtftl~.,. MAmlTA~ , YOU oeJECT lo Ille talfted al tM OfflCa °'the 1988 at 1:45 PM In andbe!Nllld ctQ!fii :~-.... Mid dlClllld ,_at· loroe duet«lby;tlulOendanclwlflt doing~-TitefollowlrlgpenclNare ttW!ttng af ..... ltloft you ~Chung Agent It 11 FM No 3 at 700 CMo Ctn• IO • to ba WI I .. ~, MTH • ~ ed w Ol*'et!On Of •or Ouelltt. ,...,..... ,.. Donel Sow.1 G ~ f E N • u R • doing ltMINaa -~...,~at ttle OfM, Co"a Meaa. C ... Drive W• Santa Ana, CA th91111'1dtOftlle~CWkln SllWICl!S (b)A-1 eATH I otllarWIM. ott.' !Mn CW In fonnanca cttetact9"10ct Tlllt ataternant w• Mtd RITOICOSTAME8A,$90W. TCI, 24»4 Saot Ct ..
,_.,. eilid llli9 ycMK ob-lomia Bida al'ICIUld be r• 92701 lier offlm In the Ctty H ... ICITCttlN ,.,AN, ~'tt addlt!Ort to tl'le.t cf ..id ct..: and pnc:. ~ _. be Witt! 1M County Cltrlt of Or-1ttl\ St, Cotta Meea. Cellt. ~ Hiia, c.lf. ftl53
...... ot .. .ntMnobiee-turnecltotlleattentionoflhe tF YOU OBJECT to the 10200 Stat• A~ Mor Newpon el\lcf , Coeta Meaa, CMNCl, atthetll'neofdte"'· lnlfVled ~ compe•it Cit> qe County on May 11, t2t27 • Ray' Raynolds, 2'Sl4 t10G' .ith 119 cour1 bebe City Cletll. wltM'I 111d ti.me granting o1 Illa petlUon, Yo11 before the hOU<' stat.ct At C811f, f-"o--. In and to .. the cartaln real euthoflUet Ind the ... 1'98 4 Amigoa, Ca.tlfornia &aoe Ct , l.aQllna Hiit, Calif
llM'litlg Y<Nt ~-11m11, In a Naled an~ anould eithef appear 11 the the dellQnated Ume, a" bldl Victor F~nandez. 321 Pf099'1V. tlt~ed In the Cit> ment wtMcti 1ii thiili oPlnlOri ,_, -Ttill-\vllneea I• .con-tatu
· 1 may be in "'1Cfl 0t by Identified on tl'leoutlidewilll l'learlng and mta )'()\;( ~ r~ wlll be pu~ .,....,. Ave. •D. BalbOe Of S.anta Me, County of Or-beet WYM.the ltl..,_t of Pubflthed Orange Coett ~ed by • OOfpor.•tlOn f.Nll &M.lalMM la. COft-MtorNy tl'le8idltemNumblrandtf\e tectionaorlllewr1t1enob,ec:-opened, aQmined lfMt-.., ~.Ctllf.nte2 ange, Si.te of Cajffomla. tlleCltywlllti.~ Del>PllotMay21,21,....,_ FeltaTulay,Pr.-o.nt duettd-.:an~
I YOU ARE A CREOOOA Opening O.t• • uons wttfl 111a Cour1 t>efe>te dated b)' 111e City a.t 8ld-Tfl•• butlMM ._ cOfloo panicutlt1V deeCtttled aa fol-fhe Cttr apedllcaly r• •. 11. 1"8 Tll11 ., • ...,.,.,.., was fllad ~ ~ ! con....,.t cndltOf Of Each bid 11\111 spec:.fV the ti.ting lf(0411 llPC>Mf· dets and the public are ~ ducted t>y; an ~ iowt. to-wit. Wl4t the ngtlt fo ~MT S.584 wl1tl tfle County a.11 of Or· ~ ...-nant wee flled oec 1 t11 d. y0u ~ ftle "8Ctl llnd ..,_, Item u •t ~ rney be in'*-' or by vtt.O to be pr..,1 et .. victor p;~ ·~t--_ Lot tt of 1N Moneneon'a cw al P'oPONll and ...._. ange Cowlty on Mii>' 17, -"" tM ~ a.-t el Or· ~ _. • cioutt ., lor111 In the apedlicetiona ~ attorNy d act a r a II OD o I n Id Tl'MI t!Aletl*'lt _. fled ldditlOft to s.nta Alla, aa any In.__.... fta.IC NOTICE 1981 ange County on Mlly 2.4. ~t ft *° ._ ~ Any and al eaoapllona to the IF YOU ARE A CAl!OITOA propoatlt witf'l tl\e Courity c-.,r~ per map thereof reeotoad In Oevillttona from theH ,_ 1tal ,....,.,.._.~by eoeaflcatlOMrnuttbedaat· or a c:ot1t..._.,. cred•tor ol AU>ldlao~.P.,... angeCOuntyonMay5 1 8ootl 4. pege 44 of~ IP«lflelt!Onl may not be AC"'10U89UWU Publlstled Orange CoMt ..._, ~Wllftirl JOUf ll'Onltla lystated In the btd, and tail-IN dec1111d.fOU ~II '"9 inad and ........... be,.. ~ Mepa, ~ot conllOered, .... STATl•NT Daily Pilot May 21. JuM 4, Publilhed Orange Coelat
"• the date or first ii· ure to aet fOl"ll\ any Item In ~ c*'9I ....,,._ QOUrt or teuw by "" City CWk to flubllllhad <>ranoe Coast Orange COUnty, c.lltomia No quotatlona will bacon· The tQflowtng penona •• II. te. 198' o.My PllotJuM•. ft. 11. 25.
lt.IW\CI or 1etw1 • CN"OVided ttMI spec111q1klnf than be preaent It to ~ penona1 tl'IJ OtnetQf' of Putllit: Wonc• oaay Pilot May t4, 21. 211, mo<• com~ llnown tlcWed wtlleh i. any l"Mner dOing Wtlneaa .. 8..eol tNt
IP C s.cilon 700 OI tile gr~ for re)eetton of lhe rwpr~tall119 IPC)Olnled by and the C4ty Attorney tor June 4, 1918 .. 730 ~th OritnOe AY· may. deer .... ttle QOaDty ot M C C U l l 0 C H IMm.t "'" Mf\TM"r Se-135 l'rlibata CoOe ot Calllomla. bid the COUtt wltNn'four monthl c~lnQ Md reported to • 611 anue, Santa Ana. CA 12701 ~ of tr. ~ A~ITECTS, 2tO Newpottj • ,._ n111-. U. lime tor lllong ctwns wtl EAICfl btd lhall Mt IOftl'I the from Ille dale of firll Is-the City Council at lta ragul• T•mt of Ille CMtl In i.w-ment deaCrlbed In theM Cenw OrlYe, S1o111e 330.,-.... -......... ---...... ----.. -PUalC NOTIC( nc» up1;e Pflot to four lull~ and~ of suance or lett-' 11 prOVlded nwehng °" Jvly 5. 1"8. • ... IC ..,..,,_ tut money of the united apec11ic:at1one. i..port 9eadl. Callf 92ee0 ...... "•ovv. -,,.,Ila trom the date ol the an P9'10ns ar1d part••• tn Section ~00 of the No bid ...n be COMiOered ..--""'""' Stet• on confirmation of Bid Opening 10 00 AM Wllltaft\ C. McCutloc:n, lllAlm STAT'lmN'f ACTtT10Ue .,.._,. Mlf1"ll no•IC*S aoo... lntlfMted In tfle propoeal " Probate Codf'01 Caliromia. unteas ~I is made on the ot-FICTTnOUa .,_81 ..... cw "'1 call and bal-on T~ay. June 1', ttal t72S lo• Arcos long Tiie fokwlng pw90nl.,. MAim ftATlllllfT ~MAY EXAMINE the the bid iS b)' a cori>OrlllOn. Tile Uma fOf -..0 ctaima Wiii hclal .Prepout term MMm STAW • ance ... idellCld b)' note.. &!none Friend 9eadl. Caltl tol15 doing butlnela II' Tiie f~ P«IOnl.,.
f1141'4cept ~ !fie court. If Yol' atate the namet of the or-not e•plre ""°" to tour IUtruaheO by the CltV lftd la 'The cw9d by Mot1gege cw Trust Purchaalng A991'1t TN. butlneu 11 ~-COMPtX. 25502 Dana dol ~ .. ar~interestedlntlleestate. ~ wtlO c.an atgn an mon111st,..om!Nda1101t11e madetnaccordancewttlltf\e dol :=::,:~.,.. OWd on the Pfoperly ao Publlllled Ofanoe Coatt Mtedby anlndlvlduat Men Or . Sen Juan F':R WEST EDITIONS
yoCI may ~upon tf\e ••-agreement on bel'latf or the f\eating notloe ~... provision• ol till• Notice and c"8NsOLIOA TEO AC told Ten peroant OI amount Oelly Piiot June 4, 1911 w,...am c . McCuttocll Capistrano. Calif 92t75 3 too E co .. t Hwy C«w
acutor or .CSmlnlatratOf, or corporation and whether YOU MAY txAMINE tf\e Ille propoul raquwements OUISITIONSGAOUP 321 N· bldlobedeposiledwllllbld. $aM2 TNt statement wu ftlad Jetlr~ l Mver-. 25502 oetMv"Caltf ~25 ~ tile attorney few Ille.,.. more then one olfk:ef' muat flle kept l;)y the court It you IN! condlttooa Mt tOftll In ~ BIVd Suite 639 Bids« otfen to ba In W'•I· wttll tt1e County Clet1c of Or· Dana _. Of.. San Ju9n F• •ii..i A.taller Inc Cai-
adlt°' or admlnlstrlltor. a llgn If the btd 1& by a pert· are a perM1n l!Mfated In these Bid SpeclfieatlOnl. Newport Beacl'I Calif 92t13 Ing and Mii be recetlled at PtBJC NOTICE enge County on May 17, Capistrano, Ctllf 92975 toml&. 3100 £ cO.at H.y
_...,.. r9QU9St stating that net'lhtp Of a fooflt venture, the estate. )'OllJipWly _..... Bid Specilic:atlOM and ol-Thomas flllch8rd MailnOM the aroreaics office at any tN~ 1'111$ bullMU 11 con--Corona oat M• Calif 928~5 >'09 dealfe special notice of atata the namea eno ad-upon the••~ or adm•n-f!Ol&I propoaal tonne to be 11 200l2 eayytew Ln •202 tlt'M ahef tile lint putll-ftCTITlQUI .,__ fJt09IZ duc:ted by an lndMdual Thia businm It con-=llong of an lmlentort and dtHMI of all gen« .. patl· lltmcw, 01 U$N)n Ille at-used fOf biddtng can ba ob-H• I I Beech cattt' c.aOon her90f and before lllAlm ITATlmNf ~ 0t-ange ~ Jeffrey l Myers dUcted by. a COl(lM)faUon
ot the pe11tl0ns °' ac-1111 bidder 11 a sol• -... fOa with tile water Supermtendent. Tl'lfl 1>ut1nen Is con-Oeted tllta 2nd day of doong bu*'-' u t >. te 19!8 With the County Cler'tl or Or-Ttll9 s*emant -•flied
_.,...,.., of estate a. nera and IO'n1 ...,..,ur., II Iii'°" ine eMCUtor cw tained only at the Ottioe ot ~:O °" · date ol.... The lollowlng ~.,.. o.ly Piiot May 28. Juoe 4, TlltS ttetament was flied Ctwl l Andrewa
~t• mentioned ., Sec-p<opnatorsNp or anothet 1 iP«IP' 01 --1112.-0 Ward Street. rOWl-ducted b)' an Individual June. 1NI REAL EST ATE ACOUIS._ s..e2 anoe County on May 5. 1tll wttfl lhe County c.. of Of-•
tlQOl 1200 and 1200 5 of ttl9 entity that doea businen • .,_. stat-tam Valley at no coat. Tllomu R Maimone 11 Jo ff N £ D W A A O TION 00 , 18562 MecAl111Uf ~ ange County on May 24 Celtlorn11 Proe>at• Code under a nc:uuous name Iha 1ng that you ..,. special TM City raMl'Yae tf\e right WAGNER Blvd Suite 345. ll"Me, Callf. flt&.IC NC>Tlct Published 0.-ange Cout 1"8 •
ti.lltlonar. EdWln L Feo bid shall be 1n the raat name notice or the fling or an 1n-to reject any or all blcn, or ~~11~ statement weia fllell EXECUTOR OF THE es-92715 Daily Piiot May 28, June •. 1 ,.,_ fDGA" W. G ... Al· ol the bidder with a desig-ventoryendap()r....,,.,..,tol portlon1ofanyandallbidl. ange::ou~':!X~5o~~S TATEOFSAIODECfNOENT An.-.tltitetpr..._, Inc., FICTITIOUSIUSfM81 11, 18, 1988 Pubkshed Orange Cout
....., W .......,,,..,, ..W nalle>n lollOwlng 1llow1ng estate aSMtt or of Ille ~ti-Of wa4Ye the intc;rmallty In a ,.;,.,.. ATTOANEY(a) Natne c.lllomia. 18552 MacArlhllf ~ STAT'lllbfT Sa-61' OailyPilolJune4 11 lll 25 .... 0cw •atllnwd, 4tt\ ''08A (tile flct1tious name)", tions or account1 menttoned btd not affected by law No Published Ofange CoM1 McFARLAND & ZINN BMI.' •S.S. !Mne. Ca:.. The lollOwing peraon1 wa .. _ 1,. Mnfll'r 1ne ' ' • . ,....,, L-. ~ C.--prawled llOweYer. no toe-1nsec11olll200anat2005of bidwiRbeconstdered-.ic:tl Dail;' Pilot May 14 21 21 NO West 17111 StrMt, 92715 dolng~u ,-~nu~ Sa-437 toi*e ..., t1llOUS name snell ba uMd Ille c.lllcwn11 PrQ9a1a Code WI any ITllN*' ~-the Na ' ' ' 8'11te C Tiits buslneA la COl'I· HANDYMAN PlUS ISM Pl-i.b!Wled Or9n09 Coaat unlea tnere • a currant QarMr, lilet'IMdl, , .. a quality of tf\e "'91.oal ct. June 4 1 S.51e Slinta Ana, CA 92708 dueled by )Otnt ,,.,..lure Tr1n1ty CtrCle l11A 'Hunt-~~A=-
Oflly Nat June 3. 4, 10 r9Q1Str1111on """'the Orange Mey9', A "*'""'neil Cot-ICtlbed In the btd aoec:Hl-Publlahad <>rwioe Coatt 911cr~ · tngton 8Mctt Cellf 92Mt 1et County Recorder In cue ol poraUon, .. E. •and· cations All metertal Ollly Plot June 4. S 11, Thll statement wu fttad Glenn Parker Cott Issa The IQllowlng persona are
FS3H corporations 1nctuda Ille polnta, •• lio, laflta lum1sneo tllell be 1Ut1fact to 1113 with Illa County Clet'tl of Or-Trinity Circle 818A. 'Hunt-dolBngUR~l<E OES .. GN SEA ~A~H ---------names of the Praa1dent, Ana, CA t21tlf Inspection end apprOYll by SM6C3 ~ Count> on May 18, lngton a..cti Calif 92848 I • -
1. Pl8llC NOTICE Sactatary. Treasurer, end Pubhslled Orange Coast the Otractor ol Publlc . lt~_. I Tiil• butl~aH 11 con-~fES £2152·'&, San ~lcf\el dJhe = J*totl9 are Manager Dally Piiot June 3 • to, Work1 PtaJC NOJIC[ ,.,.., ducted by en lndMduat .,. ve ut, Ila .... ng u -•TA~ Of The City Council of Ille 1988 JOHN R HAMPTON The IOllowtng persona.,. Published Orange Coast Glen p Coil Clltf 11~7 BUILTROH CABINETRY.
"'8ANOO .. PT Of City of Costa Mesa ,_llU FS395 Water Superintendent ol tl'l9 doing buGllneat •o ES ftCTmOUS auu.u Deity Pilot"'-4, f 1 11, 25 Th$ ".tatemenl was flied Aten Burk•. 2152-C Sen ;11115 M~~ci:o;2~Je :vu cw ACT1'10US Ille r'Ohl 10 '9f8C1 l/>y Of al! City of FounllWI Valley c... VILLA E PA PERT! . ..... eTArn.NT ttsai' Miii the County Cltrk of Or-Mlci* Of. EHi Coeta ...... ountlll'I __, .,... .. ...._ bods flt&.JC NOTICC l0<nia 18811 Hall A--. tr\Me, The lollowlnJl~ •• Sa-133 Ccutt .JA 10 Calif 92827 Akin Sezenol. 20021
loffoW!ng perwns DATED May 27, 19¥ • . Oaa.o May 11 1188 Calif 92714 dotng buslnea.. = y on •y • Tlllt buSln&U IS con-Harbor , ... LI\. Huntington
abelldotled the uae of Publ•slled Orange Coast FICTITIOU• IJUStNEU Publ•alled Orange Coast J.,.,.. P Sltdwtn. 51' M A C K E N z I E rtaJC f«)flCE FMllZ1t ducted b)' an indMduat 8-c:h, Callt 92Mtl
FlctltloU. I Butl.n .. 1 Datt~ Ptlot June•. 1988 NAME ITA1-.NT 0 .. 1y Piiot June 4, 1988 Emerald Bay. Laguna ENTERPRISES. t020 Nancy Publiltled Ora Coeat Alan Bl,lftte Thia bwalnaa 11 con-
. ERB FOODS 325 S.644 T"-following .-.ons are Sa6' 1 Beacl'I. Caht 92at lane Coata Mesa Callf ACTYTIOUI _,.._.I Dall plot May 2"19 June 4 T11<1 ataternent waa filed d\leted by. an incfMdual ~h Hale -.~-Fun-doing busln.-.. Allred E Baldwtn. 10t0 9282;. NAMl ITATIMllWT 11 ~8 1
1988 · won the County Clwk of Of-Akin Seunol
erton Calf 92631 • MllC NOTICE SAN JUA~APART . Ml.IC NOTICE Emerald Bay. Laguna Carrol R Pwtllna 1020 The lollowlng pel'IOl'll .,. • s..t17 ano• County on May 12. Thi• alatement WU rlled
Th9 Ftc:tU!OUS B~.nesa MENTS 2925 liege AYe , 9eech. c-.11 92851 Nancy lane, Costa' Meu, doing ~llrlele u 11188 wilh Ille County Clerk ot Or·
Name re'9tred to abc>Ye was FICTJTIOUS IUSIHEH Su11e A·3. Cotia . eta Cahl. Ftennoua _,.... Tlua buSln... la con-Calif 92827 K & 0 S OELICATl!SSEH. Ml.IC f«)JIC[ ,_... = Coont)' on May 12,
fAad In ar.,. County on NAME STATE•Nl 92826 ..... ffAT!Ml'f' ducted by a genar1ll '*1· ThtS butlneu la Con· 1m1 8eadl 9l¥d HW. Put>ltal'led Orange Goeat t
Auguat 3, 1987 FILE The lollOwlng peoons •r• Wilham J Ktftledy 2700 The toao..tg per90nt .,. Mrlt!tp ducted by Ill tndl'W'lduel lngton Beadl, CUI t264e FICTITIOUS •u•••• Daily Pllol May 21 , 28. June ......
NO 'f'3S1340 daong bu..,._. as E Coast HigfWlley Corona do1ng butlneu 11 Al James Baldwtn Carrot! ~lnl IOmberty Anne Troiano NAME ITATIMDfT 4 It 1988 Publiehed Orange Coest
Sco1tR.Neilllton.20913111 llJPERKARA INTER-def Mat Celll 11262~ WILl<CO LITHOGRAPHIC TNJ ttaleman1 wa "'9cl Thia 11a1ament wet !tied 2211 Meyet Place, Coela The~per.on1are Sa-593 C>ailyPllot.June4,l1.tl,25,
Str.t Seal 8-::11 Carll NATIONAL (2)81G E INTER· La#rence ~u 2925 ARTS. 8 ) COLONIAL with the County c.rk of Or-with IN County Clel1I ot Of· Maea. Clllf 92627 OotrlQ buatneu as lt81
90740 NA T t ON AL ( 3 IT EC H College Ave •. Sulla A-3 PRINTERS. tl324 Ward St • = County on May 10· *'GI County on May 4 tMI Tl'llS buslntn ti con-L f DESIGNS: 2521 Port rtalC f«)flC[ s.-832
Tetry A Clarke, 42 I WEENIE INTERNATIONAL Costa Mesa. Cahl 92625 Fountain Valley CA 92708 , nnaJ dueled by an ~IVldual Whilby Pl ~POfl BMdl. FtCTTTtOU• llU ... S.
Crupi AYenue San 4900 Neptune Avenue •B C James~ Wh'':u,"' • 292i RIOl'lard E Wilk 25312 Publlahad Or '1C Pul:llW!ed 0.-ange Coatt ~=bettyA ~ filed Calif 02Se0 NA• ITATIMENT PUBl.IC NOTICE
Clemente, Calif 9070t N-port Bucl'I Cahl 92663 C ooege~ Call 11';62:· · Terrano, MIUlon Viejo CA Dally Pllol June~ ll 25 o.ll)' Piiot May 14. 21, 21. with t11a'~C:o1 Or Unda L Tagllanetu, 2521 TlleJolloWlng pe,aona.,. ACTinOUa ~-This ~ was con-Eric Jol'ln Goodman 4900 osla · 1 92&91 988 • · • • June 4 1988 Y • Port Wltttb)' Pl.. ~ doing butlneA u
ducted by I genetal oanner-Neptune Avenue •B New· Wayne FrllMf 2925 Cot-Ma11e V Wilk 25312 Ter-1 Sa-&3t S.570 angeCounty Qn May II l98I Beach, Calli t2&e0 PRIMITIF DESIGNS 515 NAMR 8TATl..wT
ltllp POf1 Beach Calif 92663 ieoe A1te Suitt-A·3 Costa reno. M1u1on Vla)o. CA '1I0121 This bu11nn1 la con-Dunnegan .,..,,,., Laguna The r~ peraona era s•u •••t wM 1"9cl Tll•s bvs•neas II con-Mesa Caill 9~28 82881 "8JC NOTICE Published Ora~ Cout ~tad b)' an incllVIClual Bead\. C.-1 1120$t dOinO ~ u
W'lll the County Oettt ol Or Cluc:tacl by an tf\d•v•dua• Tll•S business IS con-T111s business is c-011-PtllJC NOT1C£ Oa•ty Pilot May 1 • 11. '9, Uncs1"1: llO'•entnl Jeaalca H Batkley 5t5 SlftR CMICKEH, 1731
ange County on Mey 17 Enc Goodman dUCINj by a O'l"'e<el pert· ducted by husband andwiltl rue,_.__ --sa FICTITIOUa llU ... SI J~ 4. 1988 Tllot atalamenl wu ft4ed Oun an Dfl"le. Laguna ~!Of Aw Coate Meta
tNI Tilts s1a1eman1 wu filed nerstlop - ' Rctlatd E Wtdc ..... ,,,..,..., --NA• 8TA~ S.5M ""''"the COIM'ty Clerk of 0.-Be~Cahl ll~5t Calif 12927 Publlllied Orange Coaat .... h lhe County Clerk of Or· w J Kannedj' Thi• ... ,_, was flied NA• STA~ The tOfloWlng paraona ... l'r ange County on May t7 . Raul a Gloria Soto. H01
Daily Ptlot May 28, June 4 '"O'! C<Xlntr on May s. 19ea Th•s s1111aman1 was ''*' ....,111 the County Clerk of Or-TM tolloWlng ~ are doing bullMM a PlalC f«>TI~ 1tae ~!!, bbusl~,!;~ con-St John Ot • Garden Of-ewe. 11 18 1988 F37tl00 ..,th ll'le County Clerk ol Or-an COunt on A ii 29 dOl"O buS1neat as WH~EL LANO BICYCLE ,19GM2 Y an Calif 92844
' ' Sa-61911 Published Oran94' Coast angeCounlyonMaf5 1988 19C y P' . ltf.IENS UNLIMITED. SHOP 23582EIToroAd El f~~:.~=· Publlshed•Orange Coast ~~SIC~~arll., flied Tl\11 bualne11 11 con-
---------Daily Piiot Mey 14, 21. 28 FTn7te fS7a07 3949 Garden GroYe 8tvd . Toro. C.111 92830 The 1--...... Dally Pilot May 28, June 4, With 1~·~ ci::sof Or· duciad by lluat>and and wlla auDt.,. NOTICE Jul'lt' 4 1988 Publ•sl\ed Orange Coast Published Ora Cou1 Garden GrOYe. Calff 92641 Hetbeft D Stone 3023 ~-"'V persona era 1 t 18 1988 Y Raul H Soto ,.~ Sa·580 De•ty P1101 May t4 21 28 o..1y Piiot May 2"19 June 4 Bruce Boeapllug. 9140 Country Club °""'9, Cotta doing~ at • sa~7 ange County on May 17. Tlwa 11a1emen1 war lllad
Ftc1'11lOUS IUS*E8S Junt> 4 1988 11 IS 1988 Wagner Rl\W Clfcle. Foun-...... Calif 92628 RC J LANDSCAPE CON 1988 with Ille COunty Clwk ot Or-
NA.m ST ~ 1---------Sa·S711 ' latn Valley. Cellt 92708 Betsy l Stone 3023 TRACTORS. 2915 La Jolla ,_.. anga County on May 24 The,~ persona•• Pl&JC f«>TIC! Sa$30 Tlll1 butlneU It con-COUntry Club Of1Ye. Coeta Anai.m. Ca&rf 92808 fltB.tC f«>TICE Pub41Sl'led Oranoe Coat 1"8
doing bulltlell as-flt&.IC NOTICE Pl8.IC NOTICE ducted by an lndN'ldual .,_. Cad 92826 Aol\ald Cllartea Catheart flCTIT10U8 .,..... Oatly Pilot May 21. J\lne 4. ,.,_
SONSHINE MARKETING FICTITIOUS 9UStNESS 8fuce 8oeapllug Tll11 ~slnna ta con-Jf HMl12 Robert Ln Hunt-ME l'FATl'mNT 1 t, 11 1981 Publtahed Orange Cout
71178 Baypotnl Drive Suit• NA• STAT'El«NT FICTmous IUSIHESS FICTITIOUS IUSINESS TlllS statement .... ffled ducted by llulband Md .. ,. "''°"Beach. Calif 92847 T:::toA!oYnng paraona are $t-Sl1 Delly Pilot June 4, f1 ta. 25.
301 Hunlln ton Beecl'I The lollowtng persons era NAME STATOilfNT NAM( STATlllllOlf with Ille COunty Cterk ot Or-H 0 Slone hit buaineaa la con-dOI buSlnett H 1988
Caltl 9264a-9~ do<ng business as The lollOWlng P9'SQns are The fOflowong persons are ange County on Mey 12. Tlllt statemenl was rited d~~._.by an •ndlvldual M~CHEll & COMPANY flt&.IC NOTICE
Jell R dell M 7976 ERB FOODS 325 So Hale doing bullnest es doing buSlnaSS 81 1988 with Illa County Cterll of Or-""" 1..attlcarl s 220' ea~:.~~ .... Su~I~ 30l Avenue, Fullerton Calif SORK RENTALS 31 4 TELE-PRO ASSOCIATES. nlOe7'I ange County on AprU 29, Thia statement wu filed ==•c...tlt~66<i FICTl'TIOUS.Ue•U
11eiongton Beecl'I Cahl 112631 A1o1by A\#9f1Ue. Balboa ISiand 135 OxlOfd lrvtna Callf DeYld J Aleta. 18"0 The 19!8 Wlfll Iha County Cieri! ol Or-Diane Lynna M ldlall 84 NA• 8TAT'lmNT Mt.IC NOTICE
92'141-999a ERB lndustnes Inc Call-Cur 92682 92715 AIMleda, San Joel, Calif "11n1 ange County on May 5. t918 Clearbrooll ''"'',:. Cahl TM rollowlng perlOf\S.,.. FlCTITIOUe .,.._,.
i,orn. Kat~ Longton lornia,325So Hale Avenue. Man: P So<'lc 314 Ruby J-F Turco. 135 01t• t5126-17M Publ•Slled Orange CoM1 fJ1'711 92714 ' . Ootrlabuslne.M NAmSTATEm'NT
10411 OronsayCircte Hunt· Fulif'l"ton Cahl 92831 A~ Balboatsland Ca.111 lord tnnne Caltf. 92715 Pu01iaMc:1 Oranoe-Cout Oa•ty Piiot May 28. June 4, PvbllShed Ofange Coast ThlS busineu 11 con-A'fLANTIC HORIZONS. Tiie IOllowlng peraona are
tngion Beacn Ce1ir 92646 This bus•ness 11 con-92862 Tl'lis 1>ua1net1 11 con-DUy Piiot May 21 ~ 4, 11. 18 ttN Delly Piiot May 14 21. 28 ducted b an lndl"ltdual D8A The Gr•t Amencan doing~ 11
Jiits ~ll~ess is con· ducted by 1 corp<><at'°" Nancy J So<'k 314 Ruby due1ed by an indlVldual 11 18 1988 ~13 June 4, 1988 .,._ 7 Diane l Mitci\ell Cloth<, Company, 141 e..1 M AMBER FARM. 17522
cNclaCI by co-partner~ Scott R Newton Clloel A"91'1ue Balboa 111and Caltl J~ F Turco ~18 ,_.5 4 TlliS statement was llled Garry YenUe. Santa Ana. A Gerlldtne ln . Huntington
Jellrey Randall May Ftnanc1a1 OH.cer 112662 This statement iwu riled P\llUC f«>TICE witl'I the Count Clerk of Or-Calif 112707 Beed\. Clkl 112847
Tt1is ttetemenr was hlPd This s1a1emen1 wa' lolad Th•• bualness 11 con-v.itn the County Clerk of Or-Plll.IC NOTlCE Ml.IC NOTICE ange County Yon Mey 17 Atlllnllc HOftions. Call-l<atl\IH" e Olambra. wlftl Ille C-Ountv C&e<k of Or witn tile County Cler~ ot Or ducted by nusber>d Ind >Mia ange County on May s. 1988 F1CTITIOU8 llUSINIU FICTrTtOUa ., .... SS 1988 • fomle, 146 EMt Garry AY· 17522 A Qefaldlne Ln .. Hunt-• Count on May 11 ange County on Mey 17 Mark P So<'k ,,.,_1 ,ICTTTlOU8 .,..... N_.. eTA~ ,_, anue. Senta Ana Callf lngton e..c:ri. Cellf 92847
1fra y 1988 Thi• statement was Iii.cl Published Orenge Coat NA• STA~ The lolk>wfng Pl'*>flS era NA• STATDIENT Published Or 9 Coa~ 112707 Tlllt butlnesa It con-
FJIO:Ml F.a5 Wiii\ Ille County Cieri! ot Or-Da.ly Piiot May 14 21 28. The ro11ow1ng panons .,.. doing bul!Ma -The fotlowtng ~ .,. Pilot M -;: June 4 Tiil• bualn•ss II con-duct.ct by an indMdWI Publt~ Or•"O"! Coast Pews T~ KruM & en!j4! County on May t7 June4 t1181 doing~.. OAANGE COUNTY~~:-OIENCE ~I 1981 ay ' 'ducted by ICOfl)Ot•tlOf'I KathteenE Oiambfa Oioly f>llOI May 21 ?I Jun11 Krinsky t8881 I/on Karman, 1988 Sa-573 POOL SIDE COHSTAUC-MODELS ASSOCIATION. IV U • Sa-t03 M.ch.MI 8unl'llng Pf_.. Tlltt tta1emem wet ltad
4 :i 1 1988 161" Floor trv•na Cahf FJIOa3 TION SERVICES 810 S 500 Cancfla. Newport MAAttETING. 57tt Aocll-dent with 1"9 County Clerk of Or-
't: Se-'>86 92; tS P111>t•Y>ed 0•1i>ga Coast flt&.JC f«)flC[ Tawna.lei Apt u Santa Beaeh. Calif t2tle0 mond AYe • Garden Grove 111-.,. MnTIC( Thia tlll.,.,,.,..I .,.. llted ange County on May 17.
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lfll MOAOWAY
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1 10 Broadway
Cost• Mesa
642-9150
Pu1>111hacl Orange CoHI Dauy P~ol May 28 June 4, Ana Calif 92704 Cllerta M11ie M11ango, Callr 92845 r~ nu w.lh the County Clltlll of Or-1988
Ot11ly Pilot Ma) 28. June 4 " 18 1988 FtCTITIOUS IUtfNEU H. c I 0 r c •• tan• d. 500 Canch1. N•wport RoNld Robert Know1eaG • FICTITIOUS .,...... ange County on May 12. ,.....
11 18 1988 Sa-eo<l NAME ITAT£MPl'T Gonl.-..Z 8tO S TownMtld Beach Calif 92tle0 17tt Alctlmond Ave , ar· NA.Ml aTATIWNT 19&8 Publlsned Orange Cont
Sa-&06• Tl'le loiloloftng l)ef'aont era Apt • 4 • Senta Ana Calif Suun Atene Wll9on, 500 ~11?ro:;;ai1f 921645 TM tol~1ng ~ ara '*'11 Dally Pllol May 21. June 4, ---------Pmt.IC NOTICE doing buSIMA u 92704 • • Canella. H9WpCWt a..cti. . ' neat ' con-dOlng bull,_.. Publlthed Orange Coast n . 18 1188 Pt.&IC NOTICE MICHAEL G M. DANG. T"'-1>v11neH la con-Ca.bl t2MO dUCted by..,, lndMduel TEAM TRANSCRIBING Dally Piiot May ~· June 4• ~
FtCTmoul 8USINfH MB A J 0 . 2t0l w. Coeat duct.0 b)' an lndMdual Sen 0..00 Modeling 4 Aonald Robert Knowtea NETWORK 1112 Bryant 11• 11· 1984 ·---------FICTrTIOUS .U ... ESS NAME ITAftMl!NT Hwy Ste 3508 Newpor1 Hect C GonzalP IOCieltOn llO North Mid· Thtt tlat.,,,_I "11 ltlad Or . 8uc11 S~16 .. _.,. lllnftl'C
---Beach, Call! t?Sa3 T .... ~ .... -, _ 1.._.. C!l· Sutt• 1eo. Eac:CWldldo. With the COUnty Cletll of Or-,.~,.,.,, .. ~n7ttngton ·---------I "~ ""'~ NAME STA .. ,-~NT Tne folawlnQ pert0n1 are ·-····-·-· --.._. County M ' 1"8 ..... ,_ TIC£ ---------T"' IOftO>Ml\g per~ons "'' dOl"O bus•-IS Mocl'lael G M. Dang 2195 with the County Cler1I ot Or-I 92027 enge on ay~ Kat'""'1 M Aamow11. P\llJC M> • ncnnoua .......
dO'ng buSl...S.. G ' G OtSTRIBUTING Miner SI Apt 2 Coeta ange County on May 11. Tl\•• buatneel •• con-Or Coatt 1192 Btylf\I OrMt. Hvnt-,_ ........... _ --·· NAm 8TATDmJn B/lBO COMPANY 8SS2 1088 Irvine Blvd TU9tlrl Me-..a Cai.I 92627 1eaa duct.cl by. • .,aneral "'1· Putlltthed ~ lngton Beach Calif 92847 ....... _ --The IOlloWinO panona.,.
W 1rnf'1 SI Foun1aon Valley C.11f 11?680 This bustneH Is con-,_., nerlll!p Olll)' Piiot May I ' 21· 28· Thll bualnns It con• NA• ftAftMINT d04ng butlneaa u ·
'"''' 92708 JoM E Gr1m11'11w 14601 dueled by an indiYldull Published Orange Cout CMtle M. Mwengc> June•. l"8 S 5&a dueled by an 1ndh11dual The f°"°""'8 panone.,. TAM'S STATIONERS 3'
Tuan \Jo 8581 Mallard OeVOfl!thlre Ava Tullln Moch~ Dang Daily Pilot May 2t. 28. June Tl\lt a4aterMnl wet llled a-Kathleen M Aamowar doln9 butiMNU COPIES, 1175-0 B.Mer St.,
,,..,. Garden Grovf' Caul Caht 92680 This stllttment wu hied 4 11 1938 WUfltlleCounttClettlo40r-P\lll.ICf«>TlC( Thia 1taternant wu llled JMC VIDEO PAO· Suitt t2,CoataM .... Callf 9(64~ Katnryn M Guy 10S8 wtll'I tne County Cien. of Or-Sa-sat lfl09 COul'it't °" Mly 4• IHI With the Cowllt Cien. of Or-C>UCTIONS. 2304• Awnlda t262t
Bflly M0W9<V ~2~ Vic-lrv.ne Blvd Tusl•n Ca11f •no• County on May 4 !981 ,,,,_ flCTnlOUa IU ... U ange County on May IS. Oe la Certot., Ulfune Ht•a. Tam t StatlOfWI, a Call-'°'a St "18. Costa M .... !12&60 ~ "8JC f«)TIC( Put>lltfl9d Or~ Comt NAm ITAftMIJO' 1988 Ctlil 12953 t«l'llt ~t•on. 14932 CJ!hl 92627 Tll11 bus•nf"H ts con-Publ•V!ecl Orange Coat Dltl1 PllOI May t • 21, 21. 'The rOllOwtng penona era ""117 Ju•• M C.Ody, 23()41 Oartle6d AY9 • Par~t.
Tn,s Dus.ness is con-dvctacl by • 0"'•"••1 part-Da~y Pilot May 14 21 28. 'M:nnou8""8M.U June4, 1NI dOI bulonelsM PubltShad Orange Coeal P&MO del Campo. tAguna Calif 90723
ducted Dy CO·Pe'1nf!•t Mrtrup Junf' • 1998 NAm 8TA,.....,. &a-set f~UR PACK VIDEO 177 Daily Pilot May 21, June 4. N't:, ~.,:~nl fh11 bullneat la con-
T .,.,.. 0 Vo JOf\n E G11msnaw Sa-572 The tol!O#lng parson. are Al~ Ortve Newport 11, ti, 1988 I ... I eon• dutled by a COfl)O(atton
This "llement .... s lilac! I"'~ Sl•t.m.,... w8t filed DllD•tc Mnfll'r doing butlnut N; rtaJC NOT1CE lelch. Caltt t2&43 Sa-eoll cM:lad by. afl indlYldllel Alctllfd Jae.Ii. vie.~ """'h tne C°"nty Clertr ol Or· w1m the County C~ri. ot O•-r""" ""' ""° TRIPLE CROWN BRO· Robert Wiiiiam Roark tt Jutte M. Caddy . dent
anoe County on May~. l988 •n<i• County on Ma.,• 1988 FICTJTIOUI eutMaa l<EAAGE ANO DlSTRtfW. ptCnnou8 !U*M Miity Meedo¥w tr"llne. Calif. rtaJC NOTICE w1l:;!.·~~~-offj~ Tlltt statement was fftad
' F~ '37M30 NAaH ITATIWNT TION t700 Oll'ry StNet ~STA,.....,, l:t714 Y with tt.CouniyCllrtl Of Or-
PvDl•Shed °'aoot' CoHt P11bll51\ed Ora~ Coast Tl'ie IOllOWing P9rlOM .,. Sutt• 2Je. Slntt Mia. C8'lt The foloWlng S*'IOnt.,. Thil butlneH .. con• FICTITlOUS .,..... = County on M,Y "'· ange COUnty °" Mey 17, Oa•ly P•IOI May 14 21 28, 0.lly P110I M~y 14 ,, 28 d0tng buSltlMt •• 92705 dOlr'lil ........ dvc1ed by an 11'\dMduaf .. Am.,.~ ...,. ttll
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A SPECIAl ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT VOL-7, NO. 24, SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1988
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THE LARGEST INDEPENDENT RE I. ESTATE SERVICES I THE ~ATIO'\ ---
CONDOMINIUMS
EASY LMNG WITH STYLE S22A,OOO
former model. white carpeting throughout.
Both bedroom suites are generous In size and
-completely separate. living room has bay win-
dow and fireplace. Gayle Arryato
NEAR NEW SZ27,000
J.M. Pet~rs townhome 2BR, 2BA. quiet location
and yet dose to ev.erything.. Close to Newport
Bay and access to freeways. A wonderful buy!
Gloria Robertson or Carolyn Lowe
A880LUTEL Y BEAUTIFUL 1227.000
Two BR. 2'hBA. townhome, model perfect.
Beautiful carpet and tile floors. Beveled mirrors.
-plantation shutters. End-unit, attached 2 car
praae. Gloria Robertson or Carolyn Lowe
NEWPORT NORTH l21G,OOO
Most sought after front row location! Wonderful
views of city lights and mountains. Two BR.
upper unit. Living room with FR upgraded. Ann
Peters ..
aAYRIDGE TOWNHOME $235,000
lust listed 2BR , Peters townhome. Shows better
than a model. Light and airy. Private. woodsy
location, dose to pool and spa. gated communi~
ty. Sara Hinman
VILLA BALBOA s1eo.ooo
Mint condition condominium. 2 masters suites.
Nkely decorated for young executives. Walk to
beach. Enjoy 2 community pools. entertainment
areas. Security gates. Beverly Morphy
QOl.f COURSE TOWNHOME 1125.0DO
Showcase of uncompromising beauty, 3BR. dra...
ma tic 2 story entry, European gourmet kitchen.
Extensive use of polished black granite. Danny
Bibb or Stephanie Grody
IELCOURT sr-.-
flrst tlme offered, elegant "Towne CollectJon"
home. :rwo master suites. formal dlninc, den ~Ith ftreplace, library. Huge garden overlooktnc ·
ITffftbelt. Belle Partch
1U.n TOWNllO• IMl,000 ~ 3BR. 2'hBA, two story townhome In the
heart of Newport Beach. Latest decor. hard-wood floors. Private enclosed patio. Walk to
lchoolS and shoppin&. Micki Cooper
NEW ON MARKET
TRADITIONAL FAia Y Ho. 1-..000
Custom built home on Peninsula. Four BR,
31hBA, family room, walking distance to
beacfi, bay. school, churches. fun zone and
NHYC. A great neighborhood. Hobie Denny
DETACHED
A BA YCREST '"BUY"' $C79,000
Four BR. with private pleasant back patio area,
large pool and firepit. Open access to living
room. New tile roof in 1986. Full bath w/outside
access. Stan Eaton
UDO ISLE SPARKLER ta5.,aOO
Five BR, 3BA quality home with amenities p-
lore! Walk to Lido Village. Excellent opportunity
for a fresh start in a wonderful location! Joan
Lewis
VIEW .DETACHED
WALK, .K>G, RUN OR 118CYCLEI $425,000
Close by are park and trails. Three BR. 2'hBA.
family room home with gorgeous vtew of Upper
Bay and mountains. Immaculate Gate guarded
community. Gloria Robertson or Carolyn Lowe
CAMEO HIGtLANOS $191,000
Views of ocean, city lights and Catalina from
living room, dining area and kitchen famil>'
room. Masttt suite with spa tub. Remodeled in
l 981 . Three BR. 28A Many amenities. Gayle
Amato
GOLf COURSE VIEW $1,215,000
Overlooking Big Canyons' 8th fairway four BR.
3'hBA. formal dining room enclosed in cedar.
Santa Maria stone. dear glass. courtyard with
spa. Views of city and eolf course. Carol Allison
OPEN HOUSES
CUSTOll BAYFRONT, LARGE a. 11.-.000
EJegant home in perfect condition. Five BR.
4'hBA. 3 fireplaces. 52 feet on Promontory Bay
Custom built by present owner. Barbara Aune
BIG VIEWS S1.37S.OOO
Just listed 4BR. family home. sweeping ocean
and bay views from most rooms! Quality
throughout, format dining, Access to all Emerald
Bay's amenities. Special property Rod Daley or
Dave Hirschler
EMERALD BAY-LOCATION 12.375,000
You can toss a ball from decks into the ocean
surf from this home overlooking Emerald Bay
Beach. White water views. open beam ceilings,
hardwood floors. 48R, 4BA. plus powder room.
Rod Daley or Dave Hirsxhler
BIG CANYON S2,450,000
Great lot on golf course. lake "1ew. JBR. or 5BR
Formal dining room. family room. S'hBA. Beauti-
ful pool and patio area Air conditioned and
security system Beverly Morphy or Barbara
Aune
BIG CANYON CUSTOM 11.115.000
Contemporary home overlooking I 8th fairway.
Quality t hroughout. European kitchen. bleached
oak floors, pool and spa. Two Bl. guest house
Lovely golf course views. Danny Bibb or Step-
hanie Grody
FABULOUS CUSTOM HOIE S1,19!5,000
Traditional Country French, 58R. 6'hBA. home
Serene setting' on Big Canyon Country Club's
15th hole. Lake view. incredible quality through-
out. Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody
C.0.11. LANDllARK S1AOD.OOO
Original early California custom home with.A so•
ocean view. Four BR. 4'hBA. new gour~t
kitchen, bonus room. 55 foot lot. Linda Oeth or
Lois Jacobs
BLUFF YEW $1,laS.000
Ul'\NAY ONLY Dramatic 180" views of ocean. jetty. Catalina
NEWPORT NOKTM .-... 111 Cerwlle and sunsets. Listen to the sound of the waves
28R. View .l-4 Suzanne 5'Mef Spacious older home with 48R, SBA. A special
UTURDAY a IUMDAY COM opportu~. Lois Jacobs or Linda Oeth
uoo JSLE ...,.. tt1 ¥19 a.a HEAR TIE cu••G WAVES $1.215.0DO
sea M LeWis/Cllrda And feel the ocean breezes from this "one year
8IC CANYON 11 r ..,. ? -¥11119 new" custom ho~ on Ocean 8'vd in Corona del
,. nt M Giody/S»W Mar. Four BR. and baths lead out to Frendi
8IC CANVQt4 ' t1.--tt o• "" _ doors overlookinc Big Corona State Beach. Tony
-SU. n. Poot '~ ~ GodlNll Shaw
ttAnoa VIEW Hau.s _,.,.. tm tr ti •
'8lt. FR. llOOI. 9P9 M ldl ._. ma CANYON IEDl1E:MMEM '1--Flve BR home overiookJnc 14th creen. F1oor-t~
.WY ~Y ceiling picture windows. Separate children's
8IC CANYON ...,,.. • c,..w w wine. On quiet cuJ..de-sac. sweepinc Coif course.
6M. nt. Pool M 5-"'* Gfodr mountain and dty licht views. Danny Bibb and
~IAY .._... _....._..._.... StephanieGrody ..,, 51a.n.-.wWfho11 ,.., Sn .,-..,
.. CANYON • .... 111 MYFROllT __.... AND .. 11I1.111LH
..._ R. ....,.. Spe c.ot ~ a..oc..teid near the tennis courts on private pted ~ · •a 0 lslarid. TrMflt.lonal'-481t. 48A w th neutral decor.
2la.,. ... ~ extra bonUs room. Garaae wm KCOmmodate a
IAYVEWTEUACE ·-... c..e UmOUllM. Mot.Mlted seler. Ann Petet'S
• 2llR Glot'9 ~ -·--...... ,,.. ..... POllMSI• " ..._ D::; farilAttk °""""*' A·low:r tNtyfrorit ..-h .. .-.-~· ·~~"' ~ '~ leftl 381 ~. L-......:__.-~--.-...~~~~~---remodeled with French dOOrs. ~wood~ A~Pet~
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REALTORS
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Upper Unit with pgeoua view of bills. Lots of
light and lovely bree2:es. Ideal for executive or
couple. Nicely upgraded and very quiet location
with amenities. Ask for ...
JO-ANN KENTO~).
•••• •••Ill ..al ... One block to the beach! Three BR. 2 BA unit plus
3 BR. 1 ~ BA uniL Pride of ownership with new
carpet and paint iDliOe and <Mt. -Pa.Dility or
additiooal ~t_quarters.. Will not last! Ask for ...
DIANA PROSSER
UMHmll ... 114tlll
Popular "Keminiton" Model. 4 BR. 3 BA home.
Open. bright and airy .. Lofted cei.lln&, country
kitchen, family room. Attached 2 car garage.
Amadation _Jl9()1. apa. tennis. Ask for ...
. !:LYNN A CLIP KEMP .. ,...... .. .•
Lovely "Pebble Beach" Model 2 BR. 2 ~ BA. With
loft. DNiled .. family home With flrepln,
cuat.om ~ den w/vinn ol bills, etc.
Located in Cut.a Del Sol in Miesim Viejo. OPEN
DAILY by appointment.. Alk for ...
B'LYNN a CLIP KEMP
• El SUI lRll1IB ·. 11111111
Uppiided 4 8R. 3 ~ BA.. Maner hoime tltuated on
an .O\la t II lot. Spect.ea&lar IDlllter lidte
w/WlftA • .-pte .ti marble frplc~o..Gm limd· ~ w/poOJ. ..-cambO .. ~w we ol woOd boar w/plUlb neutral cmpet throupout..
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Light & airy 2 BR with hardwood noon. <>Ver-OOUBLE WIDE LOO' NEXT TO BEAtmFUL
aired lot large ~ for pool with formal BEACH·END! Thia lovely traditional residtince
gardens and fountain. Ask for... oUen five 1ar,e bdnm, a teparate maid's room.
MARY DI TULLIO fiy_e batha. three..~&... cent« atrium
OpeaSUDClay 1-6 +.Belcourt Dr. Noritl .. with lkyllehta for all-day IUftlieht! The hu,e
bayside patio; firiilhed in fine llate, features
... Aft•,. llffl 1111 11, 11,111 ~ ~ pitvate spa. & ~water-
Newly, remodeled, 5 BR. IUU'd gated hOme. 2 . fall.~ dock foe .veral bo8tl. Price incllideS
spas in private courtyard. Larae boat .Up. ~1-fUrnilhinel-OWNER ~ Y ~E FOR A
lent finulcin&, ce.mw. available, below praent SMALLl!R BA YJ"RONT. By appomtment only.
market rates. ~Yill TULLIO Ask for... DENNE SQDS&LING
•••0.11 II· ---1111,111
Olarmlnc, newly ftdetuated. pride-of-own-·
enhip 2 BR, 2 BA; --with detached auat quart.en.~~ room w/~ aounnet
kitchen and master bedroom all owrlook pool and
enter1ainment yard. av Md boat stonae area.
Ask few.
PAULA BAILEY -
•HllM H.111111 11,171,m
&nell &he~ feel the cool wa~ in~ own
lake, hear the l'Ulltlina ol your towerinC tree1. Far
away ... yet in the nearby Twtift HilJ9 •.• you
can rejoice in~ .urroundlnp arid rel&X in your
map.ificerit hOme on 2 llCl'9. For a 5*tW'e
brochure or pivate ahowlna. Call. Alk for •..
MAXINE GOLDEN
1114Rll .. _ . 117 ____ '-
• ~ ~ 2Gk! seuer '9 umua J'abulom 2 BR. 2 .. ma I UllU ,. 1111,• BA decorat« eando with OCWl Views • bNewi
View of main beach. 3 BR, 2 BA. 2 cat garage, f1"CllD every room. New berber mrpet. mimired-
firep18ce, on quiet·end of no outlet sttee\. Lovely mari>1e finpUce, ~ doeetl • man! SecUrity laJVWa~ and ~ _prr.tate. Alk 'for... pt.ed ciommLmity only a couple blocb to blech.
DENNIS GRIMES JUlt redumd to .ell at •174,000. Allll. for ... DELIA DSLGJ\DO
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NEWPORT BEACH OFFlCE
COldweJJ Banker
Reewkntlal Real Estate Servtces
CORNER OF COAST RWY. AT AVOCADO
644-9060
THE l COMPANY IN SO. CALIFORNIA IN SALES & LISTINGS
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NEW LISTING ,,
The former residence of John
Wayne located on the most promi-
nent point of Newport Bay with
appro}(imately 160' frontage and
~ of an acre and delivering all the
drama of the largest non-com-
mercial harbor in the world can be
purchased for appraised value.
Private pier and slip. Private com-
munity. Every amenity included in
this 9 BR, 12 BA, 30 room home.
Call for appointment.
$6,600,000
NEWPORT BEACH ~NBWPOlTBBIGBT8 H87,600
.A doll houM in the Heights. 2 BR. 1 BA home,
wood floors, eating 8.!'ea in kitchen, detached
Jatage w/1 BR + BA. Lg fenced yard. A real cutie
• in th.e heart of the Heights.
WESl'CIJFP $3%9,600
W eatclifrs best buy! 2 BR + Den or 3 BR, 2 BA
ciiatmer. Beam ceilings. 2 fireplaces, large
kitchen w/new appli&ifeff. Great curb appeal.
BA YVIBW TEUACE SS49,000
Escitijf aingle family home in gated area. 3 BR + FR. ich vo)umn ceilinp, plantation shutters, .
· crown moldinp. Ideal corner lot. beautifully
' landiCaped. -
MYllDB COVB 14!0,000
Faa&Mtic condo on the water for a very IOw price!
Terriftc location. rated community, pool, ;.cum.
COii
3BR
OPEN HOUSES
SATURDAY 1-5
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509 CARNATION
$445,000 M. BAYS
HAUOa VIBW BILLS S80t PAD GREEN
3 BR $495,000 B. HI LL
U IOY AL ST GEORGE
NEWPORT BEACH
BEACON BAY MH,000
Outst.andin« one-of-a-kind Pulaak.i desicned
home with lovely mater bed.room, loft, Diane
Johnson kitchen plWI 2 BR apartment. spa.
N~ REIGllTS 1741.000
Magnificent bay, ocean. city lights view: 3 BR, 3
BA or 2 BR + lg bonus w/view, BA + wet bar.
AC, sec. system, gourmet kitchen. Immaculate
custom home. ·
BIG CANYON
3 BR $995,000 0 . TROUT BELCOUaT Sl,100,000
·Distinctive family home. 5 BR, 4 1·1 BA country
decor. Top drawer quality, State of the art
kitchen. C'all today for your appointment. . -
SUNDAY 1-5
NEWPORT BEACH %5 COIMOIANT
3 BR $349,000 E. BROWN
COii
"3BR
509 CARNATION
$445,000 .J. STEPHENSON
BAIBOI VIEW BIL~ 3809 PAIK GUBN
3 BR $495.000 8 . HILL
BAUOI RIDGE Z I llONTPBLUEll
3 BR $6.50,000 J. AKERMAN
BEACON BAY
3 BR
Zt BEACON BAY
$695.000 0 . VALENTINE
NEWPORT HBIGBTS !U SANTA ANA
3 BR $749.000 0 . ADAMS
BIG CANYON
3BR
81 &OY AL ST G£0&6B
$995,000 M. DEREMJAH
PIOlllON'l'OIY BA I Ml BADO& IS D&
8 BR Sl.695.000 E. CORKETT
PENINSULA POINT ' Sl,141,IOO
Fantastic harbor + night light views across
widest bay loc. Charming 2-sty bayfront with :l
BR + new kitchen. Waterfront patio + shp for
40· boat.
PENINSULA 11,150,000
Rolling sand dunes to the oc't"an is vour
backyard. From the LR + mstr watch t he
spectacular sunsets over Catalina 5 BR ~ Ii·
brary t patio .
BALBOA ISLAND Sl,!00,000
Charm abounds in this perfectly located Little
Island bay(ront. 4 BR or 3 + unit. Enjoy be t
"Lil" lsle beach. Sellers mutavated.
BATPRONT Sl,595,000
A bayfront Hacienda with a unique combination
of location, design + value. 5 BR + guest
quart.en, den, DR + FR make this a truly
exciting home.
PENINSULA BAYRONT S l,W,000
Spectacular main turning basin location. 4 BR in
main house, sandy beach with boat dock. Separ-
ate 2 BR apt. with view in prden eettin&.
nvr:J:1 1 ()() nrr1rr:c.. TO C..J:RVF" YOll IN "OUTHFRN \Al IFORNIA
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llG II.Al OIUGHT ... eountry, mountain
hOme in Moonridge Country Estates. Custom
desfgned for family comfort. Beautiful! Shows
like o model, bright & cheery with fabulous
fiteplaca in living room. long front deck to
watch thot beautiful sunrise. Great family
home Of' rental, Close to skiing, golf I booting
ond shopping ................................ $139 ,000
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MA~ ... This custom contemporory
provides approx. 6300 sq. ft. of ~ living.
Profeuionolly decoroted ·throughout this five
story elevator home hos spectacular un-
obstructed views of the ocean, wrt, sond, ond
city lights from oll lewls. An expansiYe deck with
spa & beautifully londscpoed gordens·0"9rlook
the fc:ned Ben Brows. golf course & surrounding
soddlebodt mountains .................... $ 1,300,000
GIEA T FAMI. Y HOME ... Beautiful.( BR home
in Fountain Valley, ~ 0 iaen, step down
living room, ""'' 0 \.. =-.,es and parquet
floors. RV accet S .~lly londscaped with
sprinklers. MUSI SEE ........................ $256,500
EXPBIENCI BEGANCI ANO SRENITY
... In this spectoculor 5 BR custom home. With a
location nestted high in the hills. There are
unobstrud.d city & night light views. 5 fire-
places, gourrMt kitchen, wine cel&ar, full bor, .(
car garage, pool, spa, tennis court. This home is
' one of o kind by Ron Pollendine -nothing b4lt the
best! ............................................... $2,595,000
,eetUN
CAT AUNA V-.W ... Elegant brand new condo
for diKriminaMg MM>n. Alt white lnterior with
white carpet, custom lhutters thru-out. Greot
sunset & Catoltno views, clubhouse, comm. pool
& spa, custom buitt-ins, 2 BR, 2 BA & Oen. Ah this
for only .......................................... $2200 /MO
HAllOI VfEW HW ... &tc:IUtiful .( Bit, 2 BA
d.toct..d hOMe With 2 cor page. Showi naty.
Hos "'°'I bockyord and is in good loccition. NO
·pets,~· Avoil. July ht ............ $1900/MO
OXPOM> COUil ... New condo just MinUtes to
acfM)ok, shopping & frMWOyS. Gr.at location.
AV'Cliil. J""9 1 ••••••.••.•..•.••••.•.•••••••• $~/MO
•••IM IOCATIONI ... And "9rY ~.
..... ~.-uolei».;lab&°'1lghla.'3• .. 3
IA. NEWft Ad. June 151ft ........... $MOl/MO
PROPERTIES, INC.
"'111« '12i41e
V11W THI SPAllQJNG NIGHT LIGHTS ANO
OCEAN SUNSITS ROM THIS MID61•·
RANE.AN VI.LA ... This 5 BR, 5 l'a BA, custom
built Horbor Ric19e home must be MM to
appreciate. Quality features obound throuvh-
out this handcrafted home. Gourmet kitchen.
formal dining room, r.-Mg room, fomify room
with hanckorwd mahogany bar, wine cellor, .C
firep&oc.s, the extensiw use of stained, etched &
bewled glou was designed to accent the 8000
sq. ft. of luxury living in grand Ewopeon style.
............................................. ~······· $2, 900,000
HADOI mool ISTATES ... ....mocu1a1e 2 8R
MirotMJI in gated Harbor Ridge. Expanded
study • could be 3rd Bit. V«y lorge secluded
front patio, end unit for odded pm.acy. w~
ful Yiews of city lights, INine, mountains ond
~ oe»on on o deor day .......... ~ .•.. $569,000
UNOISTIUCTED VIEWS ... Ocec:ri, Cotolino
ond Polos V«des views from this Harbor Ridge 2
BR, 3 8A4 format dining ond fomily room.
Custom hanckut wood floors. Beveled gloss &
ook French doors throughout. Lg potio
w/awning ......................................... $750.000
llG CANYOfl ... a.o.Jtiful townhoute with
lorge yord & beautiful pool w /spa. Greaf view
OYeriooking Newport Beach contemporaiy
~ & beoutifulty decoroted. Vf!IY drOlftClfic
with it's 30' fiW'9 room ceiling ..... f~
room, formol dining, office, bonus room &
souno. Ar.at value ot ...................... $649,000
oova SHOltES GllAT FAMIL y HOM!
• ... Eod\ bedroom hen its o... both. large
privoM cornet lot with unobstruct.d view of lotk
·Bay, night lights ond mountoins. 4' IR, .t l'a BA,
pOOI and spo. Extensiw brick work. Woll«. to
community becx:h .............................. "' 9 ,000
HADOl 11DGE ESTATES ... ~ ........ $715,000
Sot/Sun 1-5 ................. 1 ~ liclee Dr.
HAllOI llDGI ........................... $569,000
Soturcloy 1-5 .......... : ................. <41 Men..
-~·-···································· $2,400/Me Sot/Sun 1-5 ............... , ..... 37 Aulturn Aw.
~ •.•...•......•.....•..........•...•. ,. $2,'J:«J/Me
Sot/Sun 1-5 ...................... 62 v .... .....
LINDA .. MAIN OIANtal ... OM of tM
few chc>ice boyfrOftf ~ with sunset views
from the bevel9d gloss and iron enf'Y doon to
the 60' f~ on the~-~ the MOir'I
channel of Newport 8eoch. 2 sip. cOfK'bli of
hokting o~ 70' boot. 3 BR suites, each with its
own 1po and fireploce with doSets fit for o king
ond queen. Gourmet !Ukhen, prism skylights
reflecting colon~. Cozy IMng and
fomily room on the bay with fireploat
...................................................... $4,250,
UHOA tSU ... New stat. of the ort contem-
porory loyfront home on ~ J.inda Ide.
The only one of its kind in Newport Beoch. .t
bedrooms, .. l'a boths, family room, gym & tile
potio o~looking 50' dock and spectoculor view
of the bay. sporkling white tile, 9'Qnite, stainlfta
steel ~ glou used throuohouf this home
designed with petfection in mind. TRULY IR·
REPLACEABLE. Excellent financing <Mliloble.
...................................................... $2,975,000
MAIN CHANHa IA YFIONT ... P-*'sulo
Boyfront with 50' on the water, the ~ is in the
lond. Bay, mountain and Qty lights views. Wwnit
oH.1 .............................................. $1, 195,000
YAotTll'S 'AIAW ... OUtitU1iding water-
front view home. ExduWe Undo tsJe ealed
community. lo'99 "strolghNn" boot slip with
side ties. lo"9fy home with 3 IR, pkn maid's
quarters. Lorge room for '"'9r1oining. New
corpet, point, and woffpoper ......... $1,950,000
oova SHOllS IAYFIONT ... Impeccable
mointoiried home on one of DOwf Shores largest
lots. locoted on main channel wth 6IY ffOft1o9e
ond dock for IJ)' boot. ~ fomily
room/botlroom complete with movie projection
facilitiet. PonorOMic views. Courtyard with large
~' aepor• tnoids quort9r'I and occeu to
pri¥ate beocf*. Avoilobae for $875,000
leoMhold Of' w /land ............... $1,200,000 ..
OPIN WBB«>S 12-5 ....... :. 1011 POlAltS
OCIAHPIONT TllUX ... ~ cOf'W
location Oft the IClftd • cfOlhing WOW1 • views of
CatolnG. 3 *"" of Ol'-.at .. & incotne. n.,...3 IR unill ,_Iffy reMOd1l1d. Thi& Unit
cannot be duplcae.d ..•....••..•••.......•.. ~,000
IAQ( IA Y YmWS ON THI WAIB . *' o.1iet
& ....... ~. 2. 2 IA ........ Newport
lock lcay IM--.. T,..quil ~ & tioaes WiW.
~·•• lftlli;!dl••a -· _..,_..& ... Dock --. ._ OWllll. .... 30 ,., COE
............................................................ $7~
PATRICK T~llORE I ASSOCIATES, lllC.
l Prof111io11I Reil Estate Corp~ration
•SPYGLASS W/OCEAN VIEWS*
Deilfgner perfect 5 or ~ 6drm wfpool, ~ + 1W ~
Otwnic ocean & city lights Ytewa + fonnel dlnmg room,
fwnffy room, wet ber. 2 fireplaces & muctl mc>fe. Must Mel
Ab8olute bargain at $799,900 w/TERMS. For detalla call
PATRICK TEl'k>RE 721-1200 or 760-8702 Hurry tt1ts won't
last.
NEW LISTING! l
*l ACRE ESTATE
W/PRIVATE TENNIS COURT*
l.Jke new 8,800 1q .. ft. 6 bedrooms. 5 bath CUSTOM Estate
wlcircular driveway, gated entry. lush landscaping. p,.._
tlgious Orange Pw1! Acres area In Orange. High on a hlU
wl panof'M'Mc: city and mountain views of Orange Qty
SPECTACUlAR home w/too many wnenttiel to mention:
A palatial estate offered at $2,390,000. For det.a c1111
PATRICK TENORE 721-1200 °' 760-8702
*BIG CANYON
ABSOLUTE VALUES*
Ulrge 2 bdrm, 2 bath wtth den off mast•, w/mirrored wans. Italian tlte, & more. Large 3 bdrm. 2~ bath, fonMI
dining room, breakfast area. l!loth w/ftreplt1ee, wet bar +
pool, spa & tennis In gated area. From $239,900
w/TERMS. OM Is vacant. Call PATRICK TENOR.£
721-1200 or 760-8702.
***·FREE***
One year home warranty for your protection.
from 11t American Home Warranty on all NEW
latings or purchuel from Patrtck Tenore.
"Yow Peaonal AMI Estate SpeciaJist." Yes.
when you list or buy with PATRICK TENORE,
you wtl ~ a one yeer home wwranty
FREE at the dOM of 99CrOW, for the months of
June end Julyt
*NEWPORT HEIGHTS
W/OCEAN VIEWS!*
Prestigious Ktngs Rd home w/pencnmic ocean. bay and
city ffgtlts vtewsl 3 bedroom, 2 bath home w/liwlg room.
flreptace, 2 patio., pvt. courtyard, lollds of storage & much
more. Ptua Bonus! Pl911S we done fOf 2nd at()fy adding lrg
bedroom. bonus room & bath w/360° ocean and coastline
vtews. X'tnt ~unity for buildera or an lnwiators delight!
• Onfy $569,900! PATRICK TENORE 721-1200 or 760-8,.02
*IRVINE TOWNBOME VALUE*
Gorgeous lerge 3 bedroom, 2\.t bath "San WI Rey" model wltormal dmlna room, wet bar a much more. In
ttlghly dlMlrable ~ San Joequln Townhomes. Gott
courte. pool, 1pt1 & mote. A v.tue at $243.500. Won't lutl
To .. ail PATRtCK TENORE 721-1200 or 7eo....702
•WOODSIDE VILLAGE
ABSOL1JTE BARGAINS* TryS2,700doWn + 10~ ......._ ~delght or ftnd
time buyers. Don't mile out on tNs ..:ntt 2 a 3 Bdrm. Nt cocldltton. Conetoe with 3 poola. ..,._ oat*9 compu.
cerport & more. And Oltty 1 btoc::a' from SOU1lt COAST
Pl.AZAI 2 bdrm ONl Y $80.000t 3 bdrm only 182,000 (VA-
FMA ()l(J) To -a.11 n ,,.. 121-1200
*BARBOR RIDGE V ALUEt•
Fun ocean, bay & ctty llghtsWMI. o..g,. perfect 1ar99 3
bedtoom. 3 bath ~ home. Aetreet on master suite .•
3 lrpk:s. Pnvate ape off Mng room. Guard gated ~i
ty w/pool & tennis. A Yak.le at $699,900. To see. caM
PATRtCK TENORE 721-1200 or 760-8702
*BAYVIEW BARGAIN!*
Gorgeous JM Peters 3 bdrm, 3 bath condo tn gate guarded
newer community Pool & spa, dining wea. fireptace +
patiO & new paint Abtolu1e Qlue at '269.900 w/TERM$1
Must see• Won't last! Cell PATRtCK TENORE 721-1200 Of
760-8702 ()pen tl'llS weekend! Must Me this oneJI
REAL ESTATE FACTS
By: Patrick Tenore
PLEASE PAY ATTENTION!
Put your hou9e on the nwrtlet for ... today. and
you·a find rt competing tor .nention te>mOn'ow.
Most buyers don't purchae the first home they
aee. They w.nt to look at a vertety of homes 1n
diffarent stytes. room arr• igement9 and decors
Some want to ,.. ontt thrM homes before making a
decision. but others insist on 9MinQ them el
That IMellS your hOme .. be inYONed In ., alk>u1
competibon fOf the attention of t>uyss If It stands out
from the crowd of other homes. It wfl ~obabty sell
qWddy. If not ....... you get the picture.
Wtry not give your home "buyer ~ .. to meke It
st.-d out from tM coc1'911ttti0n? You can. Md l'I be
h8ppy to 9'lOW you how.~ there.,. four steps
lnvot..d wNch wilt INd yow home to a fut• Ule at a bet1-price.
The most co.Uy ... In time Md money, lnvolwa
eddl I I I ' lg~ ,..n_ A Nie Of thumb ofter't uMd
la that you "'9Y upect to rec:.Mt S2 .00 ... tor your
home for~ S1.00 In~ not con~lseed.
The other ttw. llllPS ~ more .-,,, "*' ~-They ...: 1) ct&9rt Md orgeilitzls your home
thoroughly. 2) edd coet•l9tic touc::t. to oecor. Md 3)
... ttie lt-ae for buyers by llPP 1 llng to "'* emo-
tion&. To '*-" more ~ gMng '1fl4I' home "~ ~ ... .,. ... a ail tocMl1t
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NEWPORT CREST -LEASE OPTION ne OWDll' woeld like to ieue. wttb an option to purc1aue, tbil
PLan J witla an ocean view and maxtmam privacy. 1'wo bedrooms, two ud oee-laa1f batlll. commanity tennis courts, swilmniDg pool
and spa, all add up to tbe best adult lifestyle. Opt.ion price sno.ooo. Ad# ooa •
WESTCLIPF AllEA
NEW LISTING! Great two bedroom. two batb condominium., new
carpet ud paiDt. Connnmity. Pool. Walk to Westcliff Pina, bike
to tlae beld. AltiQI price flSS.ooo. Ad# 006
ILUBOR VIEW HOMES -REDUCED!!
A bi&bl1 upended and apandecl Carmel model witb two
bedroocQI and batb added upaain. Frelhly painted imlde and out.
new carpet. new titcben, marble entry. Lar~ pi~ped lot ii
· peat for kids and pets, plaa printe cuf-cte--sac location. t4Jt,OGO.
Adi 010
LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT
A mnoj"I ccintemporary bayfront for tbe dilcrimlnatin&-El-
~ detail tJaroaaboat startiQc with tbe beveled CrJStal front leadiltc to a livin& room with a IOI.ring two-story criHn1 and
Teua limstooe fireplace. Formal dining room adjoins tbe St.
Charles kltcben that ~ every .-Rble convenience. Tbe muter
suite bu two batbl, bqe cJoeeti and Its own fireplace. There is a
total of five bedrooms plus four and one-half baths. Tbe dock will
acoDnHIJilmte a larse yacht. $1,tH,000. Ad# 023
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CLIFFHAVEN
JUST LISl'ED! Laree family home with five bedrooms and four
baths. Panoramic bay aDd ocean view from master suite that
includes a den and spa. Perfect for family with teenagers or
inlan, offering complete privacy for eacll family member.
$1,S00,000. Ad# 004
NORTH LAGUNA BEACH
A mapificent residence of bistorical aipifjcance. Situted on two
large lob acrcm tbe meet from tbe oceanfront, and offerinl style
and charm lone-forgotten. Completed in ltS7 for tbe MaJOI' of
Laguna Beach. this three bedri>om and three batb bome bu
escellent ocean and coastal vieWI from the muter bedroom and
outside deck. Call today for a private lbowin1. $1,375,000. Ad# 001
PRESTIGIOUS PENINSULA POINT
SO Ft. on ~J, witb i*i•ate slip for three 1arse yachts. 'nlJs beautiful. y remodeled Eut Bay Avenae state bu nery-
tb.i.QI you've dreamed about! Lunrioa muter illite ..,._.
aero. the entire widtla of tJlle leCODd floOr pnmdlnc lnatlltUia&
Ylews of Newport Bay. Larae 7ard with aew peU.. spa anCI
landlcapin&. Lab lawn rum from brick patio to balkbead. Tlai.t II
Newport at lta best! $2,200,000. Ad# 011
•
... ·-AL REALTY
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
JUST LISTED! A newer bome witla a J.up Jard. alleJ accas and
c=,ea1im"l "landlc1P6Da wttla automatic ipriMleri. Tbree OOln.. two and oDe-ialf t.athl, larp UW.. room. cowncS
patio and two-car pnp_. 11lil tndiUonal ·fM>me bu many
uwades. i.Dcludin& oat abinets, p-Ml!Mw kltcben window, fall
insulation and other custom features. tut.GOO. Ad# 014
' HAJlBOR RIDGE
• NEW LISTING! Saperbly aperaded K~ model with an
added ViewiDC lofl Arcbecl oat entrJw•J wltb marble floariD&.
Built.in booblaelves and cmtom wet bar. lmpreaift view from
W. impeccable and tastefully decorated resl4ence. $SIS.OM. Ad#
012
_ ESTATE SITES -BUY OR LEASE
nus is a once-in-a-lifetime opportanlty to balld your custom .
estate in tbe exclusive, gated development of Sommet du llonde,
~ above Lapna Beach. Limited to just 4 nataral-srade
boildable sites. each offering sweepin& views of tbe ocean,
mount.aim and canyons. OwneJ' will lell or consider Jona-term
~ 1eaJeS. Priced from $399,000. Adi 025
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610 KINGS ROAD -LOT
Build your own two story home on tbe 1ut vacant lot on Klnp
Road. Great views of ocean and bay, super au.meta, and away from
noise. $495,000. Ad# 002
EMERALD BAY -REDUCED!!
Easy, open, emmlnentlJ livable foar bedroom, three bath home
off en iota of privacy for P'Owinl famllie::.rae patio and &WI
doors brine the outside in for casual or e t eatertainiDl. Lots
of fruit trees and large herb prden. Sbort walk to escluaJve
Emenld Bay beach and community. Se95,000. Ad# 019
NEWPORT CREST
We la.ave a Plan 2 with 101De ocean view from muter bedroom.
Twe bedrooms plaa two and ooe-balf baths. Community UIOCia-
tion pro•ides tennll courts. pool, spa, and meanderia& prden
paths. Walk to ocean beaches and lboppiq. $212,000. Acl# OOS
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HAJlBOR RIDGE
No es~ bu been lpUed to create thil arcbltectaral muter-~· nie flawlell detail of desip aiid comtrucUon is not unlike
a fine wort of irt. Tbe senerwa me of Ila~ copper aDd other
qulity materiall cannot be matcbed. Compi'1slq six spadoaa
bedrooml, Oft ud one-balf bettas, parkiDc for u-~ u ftfe
aalamobilea, Ulla estate offers tM maximum lD lumiOul liviJtC.
Outltanctiftl bay and nilbt licbt .._ la tbe fin~ staaes of
• comtraction now, decoratiye fi....._ may bie 1e by the
putdl.uler. can today for a P.ri•ate ~· si,soo.ooo. Adi 011
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R E A L T 0 R s
GEORGEE s
COMPANY
llEVDL Y HIU.S laEHTWOOO HAHCOOC PUJ( NEWPOltT ll£ACH ~ SAN Ot£GO SAN F'RAHOSCO SAN MAatl<> SEATTU
_DEDICATED TO SERVICE
JOYCE DABOL T
,-I NEWPORT BEACH I
NEWPORT BEACH PENTHOUSE
MAGNIFICENT VIEW OF OCEAN a BAY -
One of the lareest units tn the Y~la Balboa with a
spacious f am1ly room. liVlnc/ d1mna area plus two
bedrooms, den, cathedral ceitincs, stylichts and two
laflt decks Enioy the secunty of a pted commundy and
the care free hfe at the pool & spa or Dk to the beach. ean now tor an appointment $399,500
VERSAIU.ES PENTHOUSE YEW -PoCKdlr
"l1 Tour" model with two mastef bedroom suites extl
With rts own bath. Beautiful view of ocean, bay & aty
lichts Very conventtnt loc:Jbon. Waai to the ocean Of
enioy the lovely clubhouse, pool, & spa. Glted communt-
ty & security bu11dtna. Owner will carry 2nd trust deed
Immediate po.ssess.ion. $194.900
8LUFF8-NEW LISTING-AFFORDABLE
~te 3 bedtoom, 2~ bath wdh new ctflmic tile.
pklsh carpet & mtn1 blmds. SpiclOUS pabo with latte
bock BBQ Convenatnt location. Walk to commumty pool,
EIStbluff stiopp.nc center. parks, COM HiCh School,
churches & tenntS. Price includes the land. Great
investment! $259,000
OKN HOOS£ SAT & St* 1-5
2643 VISTA DEL ORO -NPT BCH
BLUFFs-llEST GREENBELT · Beautiful bluffs
condo on park-~e &reenbtlt with ftowers and reflec'tlon
pool. Three bedrooms. 2'n baths. dtninc area. indoor
ut~1ty room, spaaous patio, & double prace. New
berber carpet & fresh paint Grat location. Walk to
commumty pool, EISttlluff shopplnc ceAtef, aw Hlth
School. churches & tennas. fast escrow posslble.
$299,000 includes ~ or£N tOJSE SAT & ~ 1·5
427 VSSTA RORA -NPT BCH
EARlMILLER
BLUFFI END UNIT-NEW ON llARKET -
Tlus lteht & airy home witll a pretty creen outtoot can be
3 bdrm. or 2 bdrm + den. Bnck flreptace in ivana room.
sltdln& doors open onto a spaaous & pnvate prden
pabo. Enclosed double prace. low association dues.
Super location near comm pool, Ustbluff Shopping
Center. tennis, COM Hl&h School. churches & parts. Be
sure to ciM soon. at won't last lone. $215,000
fc%~)
DEUGHTFUL SAN JUAN CONDO -Hard to
find three bedroom condo 1n Caprstrano Villas.. New
carpets with two enclosed praces, and a pabo pnced to
sell' $98.500
SPAIN
C08TA DEL SOL YLLA • ltlARBE.LA-IPA81 · This v.-. cs butlt_on ~ of an acre. 3 bdrm. 2
bath. Property is located woa. 15 mm from Puerto
&nus the Monlirt's play&found in Europe_ This is a
wondeff..-opportunsty to own your vacabon house m the
pwt of £trope. where the weather cs wonderful Ill year
around. Purchase alone Of share with other couples 1nd
ust it for business Of flmaly or both. $155,000
I HUNTINGTON BEACH.,
SALLY SHIPLEY
I TRABUCO CANYON I
WILDERNESS AEIREAT-TRAllUCO CA-
NYON If you want to eet away from the hustle &
bustle of city ltfe & back to nature. this home is fot you.
It is surrounded by mount.ams. trees. streams & Wiid kft.
Custom bu~t throuehe>ut with hut' master bedroom
walk-an clostts. loft f1mlly room. kyq room. dell and
double canice Budt an 1985. this 2200 sq ft retreat is
completely set1 contained and definrtely ''One of a KmcL ••
Travel a few miles past O'Nel Pan on an u .. mproved
road $125,000 °" fedefal lused ~nd
I 1NCOllE I
NEW US'T*G-COST A •SA DUPlEX
This attracbwe 4 bd + 2 ba and 2 bd + 1 ba in ••
com•nc West~. is surtable b OWMf/occupant wbo
desires income New root. + extenor has recently been
painted. Each unit enioys rts' own prmte yard Won't
~t Ion& at tlus pnce' $259,900
I COSTA MESA J
RE I WWW1WANT TO TRAVEL?-Bvt stll hM
1 crut place to come home to. Nice st.able part wittt low,
low space rtftt ae.tJful 2 bd, 2 blth plas den llObile
home.. [llfOy own fenced yard/ptbo 1rea SUI pet o.l
Must be Oftr 40 $52.000
I RENTALS I
NEWPORT NORTH -Two bedroc.. two blttl
COftdo. Cocllln1INly pool Ind spa. Sl.39!>/llo.
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Rtlocatq CM bt I ftfY ~ a,..ienct. M r..or.. £bs CM .. it easier '°' JOI. I Geofl9 Elkins Realty has beell ~ peollle Md the,. llolla tlf OWf 60 yws. Md to help'* flru.. r.otee £hs Im ...... td RELO. 1 ..... Mtw\
of rultors • Sl*i*e m ._.ease tile trllSiboft of,--., Wt .. dinct Y01 to 1 Riii Estltl Pr....,• tM lftl of JW cMict wM .. dlsC¥SS al ,_ _. .. detail. GO owr co11111AitJ profiles. Pro-.,_ iab'..-
Otl IOcll schools. •ttr11i •Ill ...... and .. ,_ .... of ... to JOI!.
The CeOfae EaiM ~ proMB tlis ... Is I coer'9sy to OUf c.m.ets. Mst cal OW ~ It (114) JS9.9100 .... ISl for • ..... ~
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BOB & DOVIE KOOP # 1 RE/MAX Agent 8 out of ,
10 ~ ~n the State of eau.
When you want Results
CALL THE BEST
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-eu.tla !JJe
7h ~ ey S.CCNI. ••
• . . Owning a home on the most exduslve
island In """" ._.. ls the dream of many. Stop dreaming! This ls the beat priced bayfront
home on ....._ ... The long list of extras
lndude 4 bedroom, 314 bat!l.._formal dlnmg,
living room, family room, a sunny breakfast
area. 3 ftreplaoes, a soothing spa. 24 our
security guards & your own private dock that
will accommodate up to 72' of your favorite
toyl The financing is excellent & assumable.
57 Linda Isle Is offered at $1,750,000 Fee
For a private showing call ........
111·1•
MoAe Sele.et ~cw.s
aST IElllD-IWIEI ml IELL Well
located, total security building. With views of
the bay, ocean & even Catallnal SUp space is
available. This fabulous condo has been r•
modeted with fine quality appointments. Must
see to believe. WE WELCOME All OFFERS ..•
SUBMIT YOURS NOW! SELLER WILL SACRt-
FICE HOME FOR 1411,111 ........
MT mllEl-lnlUIS aL This former
model home otters 4 bedroom, 2% bath, famlty
.style kitchen, large famity room w/ftreplace,
lovely tMng room w/ftreplace. a ~ ~d &
upgradeds such as ... white Italian tile. w con-
ditioning, central vacuuming, white washed
open beams & MORE!! ll•Jlll ........ .....
PEWPllT IUll Tl-I• Weff appointed,
Former model inctudes city tight view, centtal
air conditioning, 3 bedroom, 21A bath, & -~
other upgrades. Move-in oow1 11.,.,_ ......
Ullll OllTI IEll -s bedrooms. 3
baths. 18rge tMng room, family style kitchen &
large back yard. Areplaoe. Per1ect for a famUyt
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5 Sandftower Court, NB $179,900
3 Bd, 2'A ba. City Light View • 1• a .....,1 ..
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17 Monteclto, COM $798,000
3 Bd, '2 ba. ec.n, Bay. & C1ty Light Views ....
4501 Dorchester, COM -$575:000
4 Bd, 2 ba. ocean vtew. pool llllm U.
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• Open beamed, high vaulted cetttngs
• LMng room and lnfonnaf dtntng area
• Lovely & unique fireplace
• Extenatw Ul8 of brick In front and Interior yards · ·
• Contemporary look achieved by use of
recesaed & tract tiglitfng, off ~e plU8h
carpeting & extenstve uee of wfndowa
• Four bedroom, two bath & a powder room .......
... llT 11111 --.0 Bultt as Townh<>mes
owner wilt sell one or both. Steps to the sand .
T~ bedroom, 2 bath units wtth game
rooms. Three ltOfY units featumg high quaMty
finishing including oak cabinets, cermnic tie.
copper plumbing etc. Ocean views & plenty of
perking. -... & ..,..
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example of the quality you deeerve; designed
to give YCM.I the belt In Southern California
living . .formal dining, formal IMng room, famity
styte kitchen a large fatnlly room are Just some
of the fine appointments of this home.
• APtlque Vllnlty in mast• bMh
• New French docn & Window. throughou1
• Beautiful kitchen wlbUlr-lni •
• Red brick courtyard w/1ountatn
• Swimming pool on the vtew lide
• Glass enclosure surrounds ocean view yard
• 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
$798,000 ., ......
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..,, from this k>vety eit.::clown ocean, bey & ctty
light vfew. Gorgeous by day, fabutoua by night!
See from Newpott Beech to Palol V•dea. 3 or
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private spas, private saunat EXTRA: 6 car
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CAmO IHOMS-Spec:uicular, jetty to o.na
Pt. vlN. 4 bd, 4 be, den & pool. Indoor-outdoor
8ing .. story tMng. 3700 aq. ft. $995,000
VERY 8NCIAL TOWNllO• Olde COM with
bey, oceen views. Two~ 2 bd. 3 be. med In
.... Nr p.nc &. lhopa. $539.000
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HIGH OYIR THE HAMOR-It,_... ends. 4 bd, 4 ba. lg speces, vllUlted ceilinQa, &. spectacular view of
~ Herbof. $990,000
80Ulim9 'Alf'l"ASTICl-Pwtt-Uke letting, Newport
Heightt, 3 bd, hdwd ftoora, Fr. doors, light & eity on
lge ywd. ta la fW'lt•tlc at $435,000
LOOK AT THI ••lllMll-ln _ __..... Otde COM· PNVATE M"TMAT-Nr Hoeg H09Pltet, 1 bd condo, ........... • __ .. _,. • trighty upgrllded. compietety furnished, wtth views,
..--.. be v bd, 4 be home« 3 bd, 2 be duplex. EJtt. • comm. P90I & spa. Only $115,000 wey It'• CNrming. tmmec. $595,000 --~THllEACH ,.\lltafewplnetrwfrom LOTTA CLUC« fOft THE 8UCKl-Upper Bay cut-
the be9ch; Carmet like! Nr MW 2 story, 4 bd. <>oe.n de-MC, 3 bd, den, maa1ve matr "'"• & formal dining. • ..__ 3000 .. · -~ 000 Single atcwy, 7 9'lyllghts. Muat Seal $279,500 ~· OYW 8q. ''" __.,
v.Y .. CW. TOWMIO• Olde COM wtth bey, ONE HALF l&.E TO KACH-City of HB. One bd
oc::e.'I views. Two fr'S**, 2 bd, 3 be. med In atyte. Nr t .. down ~ on ~ 4000 sq ft tot. Na ~ & lhOpe.. $53t,000 . residenttet area. On Delaware Ave. $195.000
TMILY ~-P&Me & ~model lnduded t« .WFN-Sure•HI ~!r:!iuatoft, 1'..~bainlrvines'
...,,,..,...., view tot 80' oc::e.'ltront In Otde COM. Or~ Near pot ~...an and tennis courts.
11,200,000 . $95,000
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0011 CCMW CO•tP Propoeed lrvtne CO:
"Oowric:oat" golf coun ~"'° 4 bd, 3 be on COM
hillildj W/Ot:M/11 vieWa. 1tiailatve mt vlew9. $695,000
Nl•llUU TOWIO• New, on the sand, 2
bdrm, 3 bath~ aarge mut• with fireplace, ape. Alto
..... $3000. $59t,000
CHAIWRIQ aALllOA IS& .... DUPlD-100 Bk>c:k.
Sep atructur• afford pnvacy. lnvttlng 2 bd houM plus 2 bd unn. Recently eptucect up. '475,ooo
LAGUNA T-...X-wtth potentfal. Rents are tow,
c:Mnce for c:herm high; dOM to town aoc.tton. One
bd, 2 bd unita In ~ BMc:ft. $409,000 .
• Oii 'ntl MY-wtth btg roomt. aklgt9 stOty
loofplen, top condition. tow price. pier a slip IPllCe lnc::f. $1, 195,000
~1 ...... UL.A To ... 10• New, on the Wld, 2
bdrm, 3 bmh. 1-ge ~ with ftreplacie. spa. Al8C>
.... 83000. 1588,000
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WOODSY 81TTING-! i\luna's nicest netgh-
bothood. 4 bd, 3 ba Y~,_.-At bd & ba.. Amid pmes,
eucalyptus. Walk to S\.,, es 2 shores. $395,000
80UND8 FANTASTICl-Park-like Mtting. Newport ~ts. 3 bd, hdwd floors. Fr. doors. light & wy on
lge ywd. tt Is fantutlc at $435,000
8TONEHEllQE .. HAMOR NDGE-Unnvaled!
Spectacular among the spec1ecutar. a bd, 7 frpl, 9 ba..
sun rm, screenfng rm, library $3,695.000
l•n Ball tf Fuae
SIX """'900ll a R.AWlEM-ExPMded New-
porter model, pool, spa & private locabon With canyon
views. TunHcev condition. seeo.ooo
aTOMEltlEW .. HAMOlt ---Unrivllled!
Spectaculair wnong the apec:tacu&ar. 8 bd, 7 frpl, 9 ba..
sun nn, 9Cr-•ao nn, tibrlty. $3,695,000
camo 8HORES-Spect~. jetty to Ow\a pt,
vtMir. 4 bd, <$be. den & J>OO'. Indoor-outdoor sktg1e
story flvtng. 3700 8q. ft. $995,000
l•n 0,.. Satmay 1-5
........ $&49.900
Veew, 1 s1ory, 4 bd
'SM ml... S 1.595,000
Secluded waterlront
... Uf $279,500
~3bd,den
...... $598,500
Contemporary 5 bd
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v. Sinclair ........
C.Portena m•.._. c. R09a
. a..n Ott• Suay 1-5
-Oii ... --A-FlcNWd Neutra dnlgned, S ..cume WAllNllaetT 8aytllde Or. CdM. 4
bdrm, In 50'1 fl9vor of light & lllry. Owtwl on edgef bd. 4 be. 2 ft1*a. wN'I Old wo.td dwm, owns m.y -.soo hde. 11.ses.000
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CORONA HIGHLAM>8 ... A perfect meld of
architectural brllllance and Old world ·
craftsmanship. The approach to this 3 story
home is through a park-like courtyard featuring
a dry creek. A marvelous tree-standing guest
house. Inside the main residence you will find 4
bedrooms, 4'A baths, a library, a famity room, a
raised d ining room, a huge game room, a
• sumptuous master suite . . . and a gourmet
kitchen. Access to a private ocean beach.
........................................................... $1,315.000
UDO ~ ... Otamatle French· Mediter-ranean contemporary home. Water view
trom second story. Fabulous location 2
bloeka from Udo Clubh<>ule. 3 bedrooms,
Iott and 3 batha. Light and bright through-
out. Soaring celing tn Uvtng room. Beauti-
ful marble flreptece open on three sides
can be viewed from IMna room, dining
room and kitchen. Uaht Mk floOra; Berber
carpet._ GounMt kltd.en with "'-lltlnd,
top of the tine appiel9Cll, lltd 01•9lte
counter tops. Custom oversized spa In
south facing courtyard. Air conditioned.
Htghty motivated seller has just reduced
prjce ........................................... ·.. 1111.-
DOVER SHORES ... One of the community's
more -spacious and splendldty-appotnted view
homes. Exalted location. Onty eight hou88s line
this serene cuJ-de..sac. Homes rarely change
hands on this especiaJJy notabte street. When it
happens, It's an event ... as is this one. 4
gracious bedrooms. State of the .art kitchen.
Superb dining room. Expansive famfly room. ...,.
Elegant parquet flooring. French doors and
windows. used brick. custom PtPfWS, built-Ins of
all kinds are here in abundance. Other desirable
characteristics include a refrigerated wtne room,
a mitrOfed wet bar, two air conditioners, a
security system and t>eautffut gardens. See It.
It's a magnificently tmpresaMt example of quell-
ty, style and taste ... , ....................... :····· ~
BIG CANYON . . . Elegant Versailfe model. 4
bedrooms. 4'h baths. Family room. Beautifully
situated on over 'Is acre on the golf course.
Estate sized prtvate yard has large pool. spa,
barbeque and gazebo for gracious entertaining.
French windows and doors in kitchen .and mas-
ter bedroom. Marble floors In entry and dining
room. 3 fireplaces. AJr conditioned. Fabulous
potential In this former moc:let............. •.ooo
DOYER SHORES ... This unusual residerioe Is
blessed with an abundance of everything. Ma-
jeStlc views. 5 bedrooms. Spacious fndoors and
out. Fruit trees. It even has 2 retractable roots.
one over an lmmense>atrtum and one over the
pool. Other Virtues inctude a dining room and
famity room. This ts no ordinary prQPertv. tt ts a
residence of dramatic acope and ltmltleaa
p618tbffttles. .......................................... .,..
DOVER SHORES ... Large families can be fUri
. . . if there la adequate space. A megntftcent
home dMigned '°' comfort. 5 bedrooms. 4 baths. Din~ room. ltvtng room and entry tMill
with MexicM pawn. Kttchen remodeled with
Skylights and aH new applMces. Wet bar with
wine atorage. Dielghtful blCk b9Y and NewpOrt
Center view. 3 car o••······~············· .,.,_
KW ROAD . . . Mo.t desirable M9Wp0tt
8ellctl addr... PanorM\lc view from t~
room with ~ta.tom bar. A kitchen to
die fort 3 bedrooms. 2 btlths. Plen1y of..-. tor
adding on. lnwii9table PlayhouM In-* ymn. If ~,.. IOOklng for qulllty • • . ch9rm ••• lllil too.lion ... gtw yOurMd • .,..., Come .. WI
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BIG CMYbN . . . Expanded Monaco con.
dominlum with den tn guard-gated community.
Elevated location with panoramic goff course
view. 3 bedrooms. 2'A betha. Dramatic llvfng
room with cathedraJ oetltnQ. Marble wet bar
opens to llVing room 8nd · dining room. Large
master bedroom and bath on first floor. Hard-
wood floors in entry and kitchen. 3-car garage.
Air conditioned. A great ftoor plan for easy living
or etegant entertainment ..................... "50,000
BAYCREST .•• Spectacutar remoOeled home
on presitlgk>us Antigua Way. Spack>Us and
bright. 4 bedrooms, famtty room. study, 3 fire-
places. mirrored wan in IMng room, high
beamed ceilings. Sumptuous master eulte with 8
x 12 waJk-in Clolet' and dream bathroom with
whh1pool tub. The kitchen Is a ahowpfaCe with
magnificent custom domed celling and 2 skte by
side built-in Am8na refrigerators. Seduded
patio and pool make this home an outstanding
value you don't want to mies ............... ••.ooo
8AYCRE8T •.•• Thia extniordinary property Is
being ottered tor u.. first twne ~ the origlnai
owners. ft'• a definite "mu.t ._ ... Located on •
quiet, highly r...,.cled, tr• lined 9treet. Situ-
ated on a vaat cut-de •ac-llke IOt. Htindeomely
landacapeid grOUl'Nk lmm8cUIMe lntenor. 8
bedrooms lnCludlng 2......, atlt•. Oen. F1m-
ity room. Enonnoua pool. This' " a t,....,,... ................................................................ 1111,-
8AYCRE8T .--: • Superb location. OM of the
most presitlgious '*Ohbomood• In the com·
munity. This residence boat• • hend8orne ex-
terior and M Interior c:apablj Of ~ the
demands of a litge psty Of a ~ fainlty. 4
bedrooms. Family room. Dining room. The huge
atrium features a sliding roof. TNa home Is 8l80
endowed with air oondttloning, • walk-In ..... 3
firepaces. a poof and a spa and wat8rf9M.
Freshly refurbished ................................ .-
8AUOA ...... A ••• Pnlf111loftlly dlciir-
atid. 8 years old. 3 bedrooma. 4iictl wilt prNa1e
bath. The c1•aga .. oS*ted b11med and
wood planked. &Ultt-ln fumfture and ~··•Ion shutters throughout. ~ windows.
skylights, built-in VKUUm ~. wet bar, dec-
Ofator ceramic tie, bUllt .. b*bllcue. The ,,.....
ter suite has tta own .... Ind two extra J large decks with Yl8w8 of the dty ind oc.n.
Just steps to the t>elich........ ............... ,,.,_
llACK UY VIEW ... Magntflcent 11,000 plua.
aquare foot lot wtth '*'°'8fll6C ~of the Back
Bay, city tights and mountllinl. sp9rkllng pool
on vtew side of handlome r~home wtth
lots of room fOf ~.Two huge bedrooma.
Wonderful country kitchen. O.Wlimd tlne-cer
garage. Large trw create .a ••M>St P;llJtOfal
feeting In a Yetty conwnient eocatton. Exe 1Uent
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EA81'8l.UFf . . . Comfortabte; Immaculate
home .uttable tor pt'llCtlclll family IMng. 5
bedrooms. 2 bathS. POOf. Come delight In the
warmth and MCUttty that .,.... from the
large country kitchen. Thta home " truly M
outstanding value tn today's rnartcet. .. ..._
--.iD0N ... Lowly 4 bedroom home In
wonderful~ • .........,. dlcor Includ-
ing cathedral Ollilf9 .. ~ .........
Reattul, Ught arid *Y throughout. Cuetomllld
kitchen wtth window .... and '8lllnd wortc
center. ~~ poet. llMI & ..,..
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NEWPORT BEACH-Offers fun at the
. beaCh plus a great family home. Has 3
large· bedrooms, 2 full baths, cheerful
fireplace, nice carpeting, winding
drtve, with lovely garden llke grounds.
Also features a covered patlo + a
eecurity system & morel Near every-
thing! Priced to movel CaJI today at.
..................................... 714/759-1501
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COST A MESA-An exoeptlonaJ Pep-
pertree Heights condo. A great end
unit that Includes large side yard. Also
a beautiful used brick fireplace, up-
graded carpet, laundry room instde
and large 2 car attached garage.
Great by at $159,900 ... 714/759-1501
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flf_.,ITYl.E 111-Y l1R,lll
COSTA MESA-lovely 2 stOfY
provides many extras startklg with
security gate entrY on a quiet street
and single owner care. Features cen-
tral air, fireplace, nice carpeting, lush
garden w/palm trees. Community
pool & spa. Has shake roof, 2 bdrms &
a loft + 2 baths. Setter wants to move
now, 90 it's priced to selfl Principals ~
only, ask for Steve or Stephanie .
..................................... 714/759-1501
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LAGUNA BEACH-Fantastic tri-~vel
with salty breezes. Snuggled on hill-
side location with an ocean view. Has
2 fireplaces, gazebo, spa, large view
deck overlooking canyon, family
room, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 car
garage & a motivated owner. Priced
for fast sale!.. ............... 714/759-1501
ICEll AIEA HEAIEI lliil,110
NEWPORT BEACH-Sophisticated
Harbor Hills 4 bedroom, 2 bath resi-
dence wJth many extras! Has security
system, 3 car garages, cheery hearth,
family area & on a premium lot. Re--
decorated with plantation shatters &
morel An excellent valuel
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C.E.I. fllTUY lmE 1711.•
DANA POINT-Located on hllrbor
view site with city lights. 3 story resi-
dence snuggled in foothills. Many ex-.tru. Intercom, 3 flreplaceS, master
suite w/si:)a, guest & servant quarters;--·
bay windows, French ·doors, micro;.
wave, den~ 5 bdrms, 5 baths, wrap
ar<)t.lnd deck, 3 car garage, ~
fan~& morel.. ............... 714nst-:1501
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IRVINE-Great location in Wood-
bridge. lmmacuJate 3 bedroom
townhouse that &s just perfect for a
young family. Includes fountain In the
patio. Priced right at $199,900. PRIN-
CIPALS ONLY. Ask for Virginia.
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2670 San Miguel Dr~, Newport Bea~h (714) 759-1501
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-ISSUIE FHI LOii
Two bdrm, 1% bath condo. Vaulted
ceilings. $20k dn. to low fixed rate.
Min qualifying required or $2,900 dn
to a new FHA loan. ... ....
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SO. COAST IETJIG
Bubbling stream, pool, spa, sec.
gates. Beautiful 2 bdrm, 2 bath. lower
unit. 2 avaJI~~'& 1114,111
RAICIO CILIFORlll
CUstom hGKTMt site on hill top with
360° vtew. 11.46 acres with 750
producing avocado trees. Great In-
vestment today and future! Total
price only 1111,111 _..,,.,,
C.I. USTSllE
Single family home. 3 bdrm, 2 bath,
family room, ~age. yard. 2687
Redlands. 11111191
w.11111•1
wmFIL TOWllllE
Two bdrm, 2'A ba townhome. Dbl car
garage, comm. pool, ~ Only 34
units In 4 year old complex. X'lnt •
location. Avail. 7-1. 11•191 ··-IUllWIEI .
Condo In So. coat Metro area. Low-
est price In complex for tt\18 model
Immaculate unit In ga1ed, c&nmunlty
with running atreams, 2 bdrm, 2 bath,
vaulted celHnga, microwave, ~
end unit. Caft 11n.-
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New listing 4 bdrm, 2 bath. Central
Costa Mesa. Has RV access. L:r.c
lot. 111
CMllLIZ..S
"llCE lllP"
-Four bdrm, 2 bath, l11ge corner lo-
cation, with bedroom extension. RV
acoess. Needs some lf~i· 1111,IM
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USTSllE
Just listed. Oont:p••" -0 Qe (over
11,000 0 L ng flrst home w S .. riced to sen. 11n.-... YDll
CHIRlllli IUCH PROPERn
Three bdrm, 1% bath, 2 story. Great
location. Community pool & tennis.
Reduced to 11M.-.lllll U11-
IEW LISTllli
Two story, 4 bdrm '>" • 1th, So.
Coast r• · 0 L D lome In cukte-t S _ 1ard lot.
Call for.-·-•• snowt~. 122._ ........
LEASE DPTIOl*ICEll VIEW
You can't beat the value In this
penthouse with two muter suites,
flreptaoe, bay & ocean views. Come
by and iee us. For only 1221.-
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*230,000*
Two Units. Eut8kte beet location.
Two bdrm hou9e plus bachelor. Call
tor showl'\ .,._ _ .......
631-1266
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If you want beauty and perfection In a
townhome, this II It. Dramatic fire-
place, braaa chandelier. It's gorgeous. Probably the moat beauti-
ful you'll ewr .... na• ..........
Ill IFF m PRESS
A new listing In Mesa Verde. 3
bedrooms, 2 baths 0 & dining
rooms_ expan~ '-.. pgraded.
Quiet streP• 0 ~ ,.,dtlng, central
air, Frer, e.. ~ windows, white
oak, wet ~. dCO, etc. One-of-a-kind
special home. H~ au.-
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Newport Hetgtits location. Adorable 2
bdrm, 2 bath & family room, poot &
spa. R-2 lot. Alley ac:cea. SHl,111 ... ,. .....
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Huge 3 l>drm, 2tn bath cus.:.de-sac
location with private apa. 2 fpts, wet
bar, overm-;H~· U.,.,..
IEWNIT IElllTS
Three bdr"' .,, , • 0 on large
lot. Faa S 0 L y on this one. .._ -•uz.-
TIPWTIEU•
Chelmlng 3 bdrm, 2 beth· Buccota
home. LMger famlty room & dining
room. Inside laundry. Bay wtndOWa.
Excellent Meu Verde locatk>n. 111..-
llWI SOUTH
IELllHTFIL
Ill CLEIEITE
Marblehead ar.ea. Three bdrm, 2'-4
bath, formal dining room, morning room, all With nice ocean views. Cati tor special showing. Pat,111 ............
PlllE USTSIDE
TWO 01 A LOT
·Adorable Cape Cod house. Two
bdrm, 1 bath + 3 bdrm rental house.
1121.-_ ...
40 ACRE PARCEL
Off the Ortega Hwy, near residential
development, last of the large
parcels. Build residential or rural
ranches. Cati for detalls. ~'=
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IEWPIRT IEACH ESTJTE
APPROX. ~ ACRE"'
Rambling ranch style residence with
3 bdrm, den & family room. This
magnificent Wome is situated on a
double lot. Country kitchen with
sunny breakfast eating area. Separ-
ate formal dining area. Solarium win-
dows and much more. Oversized
grounds with lush tropical rear yard,
pool, spa, expansive grassed area
wtth fruit trees. "Perfect Setting for a
Luau." JUST REDUCED. 1421,000
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Material and workmanship are the
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Incredible front row ocean & harbor
views. Exclusive lrvtne Terrace. 4
bdrm, 3 bath with total class. A pom-
plete remod• ·with views from every-
where this elegant home features
European kitchen with white oak
cabinetry, white marble flooring high
vaulted ceilings, family room & formal
dining. The sumptuous master suite
has its own private enclosed
courtyard. 11, 111.-
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433 acres. Prime producing Almond
Orchard 9 yrs old planted Heartland
of Sacramento Valley. Complete
underground sprinkler Irrigation.
$700,000 yr gross, 15% returen. As-
sumable Fed 'land bank loan -
$5,900 /acre. Blue Diamond.
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Prime Mesa Verde location. 5 bdrm.
3 bath, new carpeting & kitchen ap-
pliances, freshly painted. Ready for
immediate occupancy. Close to golf
course & shopping. 1 year lease.
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Lido Realty
33nVialido
Newport Beach, CA 92663
(714) 673-7300
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714 Realty
366 San Miguel, Suite 200
Newport'Beach. CA 92660
(714) 760-0714
An lnd11pend11ncty Owned end Opet&t9d Member d
The PNOentill Atel e..... AffiNalM. Inc.
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AND 01HER AREAS ' .
BIG CANYON A 4 bdrm home with family & formal
dinin~ rooms totally redesigned. Southern Cali-forn~ s sophistiated lifestyle with a contemporary
fla ir. Open, skyht floor plan with textured stucco,
ArizoN flagstone, plantation shutters & berber ~~~~~tf~f~~~~~·i·~~.~~~~~~~.~.~ .. ~~~=
CORONA DEL MAR New, ultra contemporary 3
bdrm & 2 bdrm & den condos in fabulous location on
a cliff with the entire harbor at their feet. Ce<br sided ~:~g!.y!if~-l~.~~~~.~~~~.' ... ~~.~.~~ .. ~~·i·~···~ Jis~=
BA YCREST Soph1st1c.ated contemporary • bdrm
remodeled with top q~lity. Soh beige & white
decor. Forrml duling & family rooms, breakfast nook
& lovely brick trimmed patio, sparkJing pool & triple
garage. 631-1•00 .............................................. $515,000
BAYSHORES Totall,Y. remodeled 2 bdrm home with
the feeling of old 'Santa Fe." Bright & open with
paver tile floors, beamed ceilings, Fr. doors & bro.ct
expanses of glass opening to central patio. 631-1-400
.................................................................. (LH)tc55,000
OPEN SAT It SUN 1-5 ........................... 2.592 ARBOR
BAYSIDE COVES Beautifully upgraded 'legend' in
this terrific gated complex with pool & spa and just
steps from Balboa Island. light and airy Berber
,, carpeted one bdrm with derilguest, custom cabi-
d!~'l. :~~~.~~~~~~.~.~~.~'.~.~~.~.~~:!:
BIG CANYON golf course condo with 3 bdrms
including master with balcony great wi~ws & 2 car
garage. Most desirable location in small well land-
scaped complex with tennis, pool & spa. Close to
Fashion Island & beaches. 631-1400 .............. $320,000
EASTSIDE COST A MESA Back bay view from this
charming 3 bdrm townhome in srNll newer Colonial
style complex. Bright, fresh and model perfect with
berber carpeting, hardwood floors, vauhed ceilings,
French doors, 2 decks & private yard. 631-1..00 .................................................................................
COST A. MESA Super value in this 3 bdrm
townhome. End unit with woodsy landscaping,
ceramic tile in kitchen & baths, fireplace In ~~
room & double attached garage. 631-1•00 .. $1
JIUJ1'FS townhome. Highly upgraded end unit
with floors of paver tiles, Nrdwood & new
arpeting. Decorators own 3 bdrm home with 2
c.a::_r.n.!e & inside utility room. Fresh, clean & ~T.6~:~~ ... ~.~: .. ~.~~ .. ~.-~~~~·t···~···~~~p)s'= ..
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LIDO ISO:
UDO ISLE "Old Pasadena" style bayfront home
with n • of water frontage & slips for several large
boits. Gracious 2 story with • s~dous bdrms up & rNids room down plus formal dining, family room &
libr.iry. Two double garages & lovefy brick bayfront
terrace for entertaining. 631-1-400 .............. P,Jll,OOO
UDO ISL£ R.ire opportunity for 60' on the water in
fantastic location at quiet end of island with pan-
oramic views of all the turninl basin boating .iction,
the lawns of H.irbor Island city lights at night.
There is .in existing dock foT a large boat and a 3
bdrm home. 631-1400 .................................. $2,JSO.OOO
UDO JSL£ custom bayfront, dock for large boil.
Beautifully decorated traditiom1 S bdrm with formal
dimng, cozy family room & step-do~n . ~yfront ~~l~~.r~~;~~~~.~~~:~.~ .. ~~.~~~~.'i•••
UDO ISL£ BA YFRONT Meticulously maintained
custom 4 bdrm with private beach & dock in de-
sireable "Soud" location. Spicious living area opens
to bayside terrace with retractable awnings, steps to
club & tennis. 631-1•00 ............................... $1,SS0,000
UDO ISLE Exceptional remodel featured 1n L.A.
Timt:S "HOME" magazine. Can't be duplicated
today, 6 bdrms, fami7 room & bonus/library built ~~~~~~ l~~.n;/1-~~~~ ... ~~!.~~~~.~ .. ~~ .. ~~.~ ... ~~.~~~~
UDO ISLE Two story • bdrm contemporary style
family home opening to spacious patio on very large
lot. Downstairs master with den & flexible floorplan.
On one of Island's prettiest streets. 631-1400.
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UDO ISLE Fresh white decor coupled with beamed
ceilings and French doors to patio & garden create a
fresh clean look for this totally remOdeled 3 bdrm
home with new kitchen & baths. All top quality.
Reduced. 631-1-400 ......................................... Mlt,500
OPEN SAT It SUN 1-5 .................... 211 VIA ITHACA
UDO ISL£ Totally remodeled & freshlY, painted 3
bdrm home with 2 bath & new carpet & tile through-6~t 1~~~ ... ~ ... ~~~~ ... ~'.~.~ ... ~~~.~~~~'.~~ ... ~~.~~~
OPEN SAT It SUN 1-5 ......................... 215 VIA NICE
BALBOA ISLAND
BALBOA ISUND"S prime south bavfront. ustle-
like exterior built in '84 with 4 bdrms, family & formal
dining rooms, 2 spas. sauna, play yard & new dock.
All systems including security, are computer guided.
631!. 1•00 ................ ~ ....................................... .,,..,. ....
BALBOA ISLAND Victorian bayfront with 3 bdrms,
dock & terrific vi~. Immaculate with new berber
carpet, it has a gourmet kitchen, formal dining room, ~~~e~6~~f:,0~.~~ .. ~~~~~~ .. ~ .. ~~~'.~~ .. ~~.~.~ -~-p:
8Al..80A. ISLAND "PlllD£ OF OWNERSHIP"
dupfeJC with unusu.illy large rooms, all ustefully
decorated. Perfect owner's 3 bdrm with pitched
beam ceilings plus really nice 2 bdrm, 2 bath rental.
Versatile property easlly rented on i summer/Winter
basis for MAXIMUM INCOME. 673"6900 ........ .-.
0NnlEWA1ER
OCEAN AND ltAYFRONT
LINDA ISl.£ The quintes5ence of elepnt living In
this beautifully ippointed 4 bdrm with den/guest,
family room, formal dining & d~matic 2 story entry. :3~~1~~~.~~~ ... ~~~.~ ... ~~ ... ~~.~ ... ~.~~ .. ~~ .. :.i:~
~ CORONA DEL MA.It oceanfront custom wtth wh te
witer views & stJirs to ~h. Beautiful 2 bdTm with
every ~menity. Den, library, formal dining rooml fr.
doors & hardwOod firs. Security system & sa~ U•e
dish. 631-1400 .......................................... _ ..... .....
OPEN SA.T It SUN 1-5 SUS OCEAN BLVD.
LINDA ISLE Custom S bdrm with family & formal
dining rooms, 3 fireplaces & breakfast room, 2 sunny
patios and pier & slip for a large boat. Steps to tennis :31c-1r~~~.~ .. ~~ ... ~~.i~ .. ~~~.~~ ... ~~.~~.~ .• •~=
WEST BAY Open, contemporary bavfront with.
dock for 2 large boats. Beautifully remodeled with 6
family bdrms & maids qrtrs, famil~ room, Euro~n
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BAY VIEW condo on 5th floor security building with
doorman & pool. Beautifully decorated 2 bdrm with
extensive use of tile in entry, kitchen, balcony & wet
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UDO VILLA.CE irea waterfront with dock for 30'
boit. Qu.ility built, like-new, gracious 3 bdrm with
oak trim & cabinetry, spiral staircase, 2 fireplaces,
gourmet kitchen, patio & security system. 631-1•00
........................................................................... $5'1,000
BA YFRONT PENTHOUSE Spectacular Newport
Harbor & night light viewi from this spacious sunny 2
bdrm & den unit. Wr.ipped around a skylit atrium
th«!te are high ceilings, living room fireplace &
master suite with view balcony & deck. 631-1400 .......................................................................... a5ss,w
• BA YFRONT CONDO panoramic views. This totally
remodeled '1: bdrm includes all the beautiful
furnishings right down to the last teacup for a great
vacation get-a-way. Bolt slip av.iilable, walk to shops
& beach. 631-1•00 ........................................... $425 ....
CUSTOM OCL\NPRONT Brand new fabuloul 4 bdrm home with a 360• view roof terrace.
Completed with the finest worlun1nship & ma-
terilfs includin1 marble & granite, crown mold-
1!'1 & si_nglelight Fr. doors. 631-1400 .... atn,w
OPEN SUNDAY 1-S .•..• ll• W. OCEANP'aOfn'
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LMge Upper & Lower Units. Premium
comer, aoc.tion. Perteet condition.
Huge Building with lllrge 3BR.. 2 1h8A
owner'• Unit With spa PLUS 38A Rental •
Two-Mmee on one aot. BOeh 01* 1!500
eq. ft. and upgraded to the hltt . .,. .................. _ ....... .
Lovely 2 Bedroom home with MS*at•
in-law quart.,. PLUS huge newer 3
Bedroom ,.., unit.
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ttw 9nd of Jura NA upgr.._
Included .., price. ho ..... ~
Wly lrid chOOee your oOlar&
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....., new 3 Bedroom. 2 ~ Bath
~ femly '°°"'· dMllcMd. ~
8Caped, 8lr condttlonlng Md up-
grllded .... 1291,000
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$140,000 per year gu-.'Mteed.
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Who's responsibl.e when··
plants df:image prOperty
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SACRAMENTO --: Real estate law
questlone Ind an91MW'S: '
0. TM hcM'99I on my street are on a
sk>pe end thetefonl each lot .. stepped
dowll IO U'9t the lots •e lewJI. Block
..... uied to retain the soil.
11'9 neighbor on my high side has a
VfJJfY 1-ge bird-of.paradise plant
agalri8t the _,., OYW the years it has
becoine IO b'a tt has begun to damage
the Wiii. The problem II with the roots
of the plent, Md my neighbor has nor
done~ about tr8nsplanttng the
plant. tt-the wan about 3 to 5 ~out of lne. tf my JMMghbor wtH
not mov. the· plant what Is the best
coune of KtJon for me and who ts
r~ fof any dM\age to the
wall?
-A.L, Ventwa
YOOI n.lghbor 11 reepoflsible for
any dlmllae. to tM well ca.IMd by the
ptanta on lM property. tf you have to
haye the Wiii repaired, YoU should
probabty contact your-netghbor in
advance and ask if he will vofuntarily
pay for the repairs. h Is possible that
your neighbor has Insurance coverage
that would pay for the damage.
Most California C898 law concerning
liabitity for plants that harm the
property of an adjoining 1andowner
relate to brancbas.tather than roots. It
Is apperently not cleatty established
whether or not you haw a right to
remoye the roots yourMlf if the neigh-
bor refuses to do ao. One 1886 case
says you would have that right
T echnlcal1y, you have the right to ask
a court for an Injunction preventing
further harm from the plant since the
plant Is Interfering wtth your use of the
property. Once your neighbor under-
stands the extend of his potential
liability for probtema cau98d by this
plant, he may be more amenable to the
solution of moving it to another place
on his lot.
Q , Our next-door neighbors have
installed a wood-burning stove. Un-
fortunateCy, the smoke comes into our
back yard and enters our house
through the Windows and doors. The
smoke ts heavy in our house and we
have difficulty breathing. The health
department says that they do not have
to ~p. and the envtronmentakx>ntrof
divtsion will not talce action untess
seYerat netghbors complain. It does not
bother the other neighbors beca. ise
our house gets the tun brunt of the
smoke and keeps it from travetmg. How
can this problem be solved? -w ,$., Sacramento
A. When an activity by a neighbor
results in physical Interference with
your use and enjoyment of your
property. a court can find that a private
nuisance exists.. Usually a nuisance
results from tt continuing problem such
as the one in your case. caufomta
cases have found that the emission of
smoke can constitute a nuisance. The
nuisance does not have to Involve your
neighbor actually breaking any law.
Guess where a bank
will tell you to go ·
when you ask for
an approval .
on your home loan
in only 2 hours.
This is where
we tell you to go:.
SOUlti COAST MORTGAGE a INYESTllENT, INC.
A CompuFund Mottgaoe Banller
183S-0 Newport ~ard. Suite 258 ·
Costa ~ Calife>m48 92627
714-549-9585
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The Harbor.Area's Oldest Real Estate Firm
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Prot .... onally d.corated Villa Balboa
~ over 1700 sq. ft. with 2 bdrma, 2
batha. tomm dlnklg room, fuU gourmet kitchen
plus Ngl\ '*"9drllf ClfflngS, custom cabinetry,
"*'1>r9d lreplllCe-all the very flnest. You must ........ •tr 1um 1• .. _,._.
en.. through guard gate on Hospital Rd
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l111.111N1y dlcOl eted wtth an exciting ocean
-... I llrge bdrma .,.._ den with wet bar. =:: ...,_. dining wtth its own deck plus
1 ~ r0om llnd .. rge kitchen Ideal tor
.............. 0-2000 lq. ft.
....... u1H11n 11,114-Enl<>Y exciting W.. of the Harbor entrance from
this elepnt 3 bdrm bayfront townOOl'ne. Fttlneh
windowa and doorS. fireplaces in the IMng room
and rnMter bdrm. atMd up wet Mr". rich custom
carpeting, extra hlgt\ <*Unga. Private patio wtth
swimming pool '*" epacioue bay9ide terrece •
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Harbor Rea1tY la a full eerYice LOCALLY
OWNED RMI Est8'e flrm wtth a large pro-
fessk>nalty traineit Staff offering • compet
range of real estate semces. We ha¥8 ect
rental and commec cial departments, a tlonwide rek>Catk>n networ'k and 8n ...,.rKAI_
computerized Hating service. For ALL your
estate needs. call us.
(714J873 4400
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Fabutous ocean view Villa Balboa Penthouse
over 1350 sq. ft. with 2 large master bdrms each
with Its own bath plus high cathedral ceilings.
~.wet bar & prbtate sun deck. A view
from fNfJty room!
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•1 IW.BJIU ~ del Mar large sunny balcony, 2 bdrms
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Villa 8ailboa wtth an ocean VteW. 2 bedrooms & 2
bathS. • ,.,,.
SpeclOus 2 bdrm 2 bath condo with family rm &
priYMe pMk>. 11•1•
PenthouMI Obt mater suites with living rm &
dining"" betul••· 11)11191
Fabl-. ~ view fully & expenstvety
fumllhed. 1 bdrm + den. • •• ,.
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White and Escano t~ m8rket Woolley esta-te
Robert E. woo1,.Y,, renown 1nt«-
national hotel and real .estate de-
veloper, has cho9en the local real
estate team of Ed Eacano and Maureen
White of Newport RE/Max aa his
exclusive agents to repreaent his
California residence In.Newport Beach.
Woolley ts best known aa the pioneer
of the all-suite hotel conc;ept and the
founder of the Embusy Suites Hotels.
He has twice been prQftled on the
tetevlslon program "Lifestyles of the
Rich and Famous" featuring hls
fabulous new 45,000 square foot
waterfront home overtooklng the bay
of Manzanlllo, Mexico and the WOftd-
clus La Hadas Resort Hotel.
The Newport Beach relktence.
located In the prestigious, guard.gated
hilltop community of Harbor ~and
surrounded by beautifully landlcaped
grounds, features brick patios and
expansive veranda. The spacious
design of tbls Engbh country manor
otters 7,000 square feet of luxurious
living, Including ftve bedroom suites.
The gracious living room. formaJ
dining room, gourmet kitchen, break-
fast nook and a spacious famtly room
with a fully equipped English antique
bar all open onto the extenslYe brick
veranda with a forty foot poof and spa
offering breathtaking views of the
. Pacific Ocean, Newport Harbor Md the
city lights of Newport Center and
Fashion Island.
&cano and White are now entering •
their sixth 14..acc:essful year W0tt<Jng
as a team and continue to speciallze tn
the selee i>f exck*ve home$-In New--
port Beech. Ed and Maureen have
refined the creattw marketing and
business .aapect.e of their profession,
showing outstanding reeutts during
1987 with $28 mtlHon In Mies.
Their.,.... of epeclalty are prlmartly
the private oommunlttes of Harbor
Ridge, Big c.nyon, and 8*ourt:
HOW'e'WW, many ctlents wtth homes In
other exctuslYe areas have requested
the creative and comprehensive mar-
keting of this team.
White and Eacano recently hosted a
fabufoua premiere open hOuee, by
lnvttation only, to local reektenta of
.excfusive communities within Newport
Beach. With Woolley'• magniftcerit
hOme being of country Engffah deelgn,
White and &cano choM u their theme tor this event, an elegantly catered
Engffsh High Tee and gourmet cMm-
pagne brunch. .
The more th8n 1,000 guest• were
greeted at the home by valet perking
and a traditionally dreaed English
butl«. The guesta were also tr•ted to
an lmpreaatve extMbft of both tra-amonar arid contemporary art and
sculpture preeented by renown na-
tional and local artiste.
Escano and White further enter-
taJned the'r guests wtth a apectacular
fashion show preeented by pro-
fessk>nal model• from the leading
women's stores of Ann Stuard, Jeatca
McCHntok, and BMujon of Parts rep-
reeenttng South Co8lt Plaza and
Crystal Court. The wfd4t range of
beautiful fashions Included cok>rlul
annmerwear to the moat elegant of
designer evening gowns.
-A-creative-and ~ree&•tate
marketing event such .. ttMa la not
aomething new to &cane> Md White.
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_. Full-ume
--Pan-time
-Retired
COMMUTE ONE-WAY
Head: Miles
n.a.-. Miles "~·----
ANNUAL
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
Under $25,000 $75-$84,999
-. -S25-S34.999 -$85-$94.999
-$35-$44,999 -$100-$1 24,999
-$45-$54,999 -$125-$149.999
-$55-$64,999 -$150-$1 74,999
-$65-$74,000 -Over $175.000
TRADE/PROFESSION
Blue Collar
--White Collar = Self-Employed
CITY WHERE WORK
Head: -------
Other: -------
Otber: ____ Miles Other: -------
REAL ESTATE
Will your ll6t real estate purchase be your first?_ Yes _ No
If no, how many other real estate purchases have you made?
1 l 3 4 5 6+ Don't Remember -----------
What tYPe/s of real estate do you own '>
_Sana)c Family Detached Home _Single Family Attaehed Ho~e
C.OndO Duplex Teardown/Lot Only _Semor Community
REAL ESTATE
What will be the pncc range of your next real estate purchase?
Under Sl00.000
-SI00-$149.999
S200-S249, 999
-$250-$299.999
s 50()..$699. 999
-$700-$899,999
-S 150-S 199. 999 -$300-$499.999 -$900-$999,999
-Sl-Sl.99 Million -S2-S2 99 M1lhoo -$3-3.99 Milhon
How much arc you capable of puttmg down on your next real estate
purchase?
5"-l 0% l 5% 2~ 254Mt Not Sure
How much wlll you most likely put down on the next real estate you buy''
5,_ 10% I 5% 20% 25% Not Sure
Do you expect to get a mongagc loan to finance )OUr next re.11 estate
purchase?_ Yea _ No
If yes. what kind of mortgage loan do you expect you will get.,
Conventional AdJus1.1ble FHA VA Other Not
Sure -- - - -
To afford a new home. would you consider leaving the Orange Coast
market? •
Yes No
If yes. which of the followmg areas would you consider'?
Central Orange County Nonh Orange County South Orange County
Yes No Yes No Yes No
Los Angeles (ount) R1vcrs1dc C'ount) San Btmardano C'ount)
Yes No Yes No Yes No
San Otes<> County Ventura County Other
Yes No Yes No
If you were buymg a rcson/vacauon propeny. wh~ -.ould you prefer to
buy?
Beac:h Dcscn Mountains Out-of-State Other
AMENITIES A FEATURES
What amenllles and features wall you Sttk in the next real estate you bu)
for your personal or family use?
Sq. Ft. _One Story _Two Stof) _Muh1-uvel
---2 3 4 5 6+ Bedrooms
-1 -2 -3 -4+ Bathrooms
=Family Room =Bonus Room _Dcn/Lsbnary_Scparatc Dining
Inside Laundry _Maid/Guest Quarters _Central .\1r
_Carpon _l-Car Garage _2-Car _ 3-('ar _4+ Car
_Yard _Decks/Patios _Pool _Spa _Tennis
Tract Custom Gate vuarded Communit) --Beach/Walerfront Slip/Dock Ottan/Water View ---_Mount.am/Valley View _City Lights _Greenbelt
IMPORTANT~ TOO
From which paper did you get this quntaonnau~?
---Daily Pilot Independent -~Vacation Rental/Income Commercial Other --How often do you read the followina real estate sections?
Wtiea dO you p&ao to buy real estate? Not Sure S•••caae •f New 11..a Wiihia ] months 6 months _9 months _12 months ~ly (1001'-?~) Will ~ out ~estate purchase most likely be newly-built or -Ulually (?5~.5()1.&)
lft\litNily-oWMd'? -~ (~2~) -~~_Previously Owned _Not Sure -Seldom (Lela \ban~)
Ra.I Esta&t TM
_Regularly ( l~-75')
Usually (75 .. -~)
-Otamonally (~25 .. )
-Seldom (Less than~')
Willtne Oltal estate will you most likely buy next'> -•
~ .~ Detached Home _Single Family ~ttached Ho~e ~forward your~ ~ to Oranp C.out Publish-
-~ Dupla Teardown/Lot Only _Senior Communtty in«i c-npany (Attn. M.artcetiJll Drpar1ment) at 330 W Bay SL m C.OSt.11
~~&ion _Rental/Income _Co'!!,mcrc1a1 _Other ~ Mesa t'l627.1bank you w:ry much. ,
llilJ Piii • Independe:Ot
Wtiere good news is shared.
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HOMES FOR SILE
1 IEDlllOM
* * 1209 Bayside, Olde Corona Del Mar 760-0714 $475,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 IElllllM
2592 Arbor,~
631-1400 $445,000 Sunday 1-5
66 Baycr99t Court, 88yYMlw Tetr&'Ce
644-6200 $227,000 Sunday 1-4
484 E 16th St, Costa Mesa
548-7887 $278,500 Sat./Sun. 11-4
406 E. Bay #0, Balboa Penfnsula
893-0659 $310,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
•27966 Ani.terra. Mlalk>n Viejo
760-0714 $145,000 Sunday 1-4
2 IR ,111 Fiii llM tr IEI
• .,....._. Belcouf1 Dr North, Belcoutt, NB
760-5000 $725,000 Sunday 1-5
••2009 IMne Awinue, Back Bay view, NB
631-7300 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
V' •41 Monaco, Harbor Ridge, Nwpt Bctt
~73-9333 $569,000 Satwday 1-5
••215 #C San Mk:hel, Costa Mesa
759-1501 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
**•3425 Ocean &Nd, Corona def Mar
631-1400 $1,649,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
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• 128 25th St, e.lboa Penin.uta
548-5647 $395,000 SaVSun 1-4
324 Lindo, Penlnluta
64+-6200 $425,000 Sunday 1-5
2569 Orange #F, Costa Mesa
&45-8115 $149,000 Saturday 1-4
115 San Remo, Udo .... ..,
631-1400 $555,000 Sat/Sun 1-6
219 San Remo, Udo ....
631-1400 $589,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•225 Santa Ana A"9, Newpott Hghta,HB
844-9080 $749,000 SundtlY 1·5
* 1501 ~ ltW'9 Tert8Cl9. CctM 722-8114 $459,900 8et/8un 1-6
2817 Valeeco, ea.ta MMe
145-8115 '222.000 Set/SW. 1 ...
215 Vie Nice, Udo ....
631-1.eoc> 1428,000 8at/8un 1-6
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••722 cameo Highlands, Cemeo Hlghlandt
&44-a200 $799,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•325 c.meo Shoree. cameo Shor•
759-6e00 $649,900 Saturday 1-$
•2592 Cirde Or, Baylhores, NB
642-5200 $725,000 Sunday 2-5
•2405 CNft Drive, Newport Height•
631-1400 $850,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
310 Colleen, Upper Bay
759-8600 $279,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
V'25 Cormorant, Bay View Terrace, NB
644-9060 $349,000 Sunday 1-5
• 424 Dahle. Corona del Mar 675-9115 $525,000 Sun 1-5
•&27 E. Balboa 81. (Peninsula) N.B.
873-3m $465,000 Sun. 1-s
**408 EwnfnQ Stat, Dover Shor• &U~200 $726,000 Sunday 1-5
* • 1701 trvtM Aw, Newport Beed\ · 631-1266 $425,000 Sunday 1:30-5
3154 Kltt.rne, Costa Mesa
548-2313 $187,950 Sat 3-5 Son 1-5
710 Klnga Road, Newport Beach
631-7300 $859,000 Sunday 1-5
3261 .Michigan, Costa Mela
548-2313 $223,900 Sat/Sun 1-4
•11 Montectto, Corona def Mar
631-1268 $798,000 Sunday 1-5
1833 'Port Renwick, Harbor View. N.B.
~1212 $459,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
7 Rue v ..... 8la canyon ~200 $925,000
5 Saltdtk>w91, N8wpott Beactt
Sat/Sun 1~5
631-1268 $179,800 Saturday 1-4
216 Via ttheca, Udo Isle
631-1400 $499,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
616 Via Udo Soud, Udo Isle
631-7300 $885,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
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•2323 Bayside Drtve,Corona def Mar
759-8800 $1,595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
a. Sea er.... ~a.ch 759-1501 $559, Sunday 1·5
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Cll Cl1111fW,
'42-5671
for information
& surprlsln_gly
low cost.
..,.
•1oe vaa Udo Moret. Udo 1e1e
173-7300 $1,860,000 Sunday 1-4
••• 3100 w Oceenfront. w. ~
631-1400 1995,000 Sunday 1-5
4 II ,111 Flll llM er Ill
*1715 A~ Way, Beycreet, NB
631-7300 $535,000 . Sat/Sun 1-5
*1334 Antigua Way, Baycreat, NB
631-7300 $649,000 Sunday 1-5
* * •47 e.lboe Cove, Newport Bch &45-0303 $585,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* •2008 BelMrtc, Colt.a Mela &45--8115 $318,500 Sat12-4/8Un 1-4
.,.18 Cherry Hiia, Big c.nyon, NB
759-1877 $1, 189,000 Sunday 1-4:30
•2027 Commodore Rd, 8ayaelt
644-6200 $389,000 Saturday 1-5 :
••4501 C>Ofc::ne.t•. Corona Del Mar
631-1268 $575,000 Sunday 1-5
* 1508 OOYer Dr. DoYW Shor• Nwpt Bch 673-5354 $415,000 SaVSun 1-5
• ..,..1 H.,bor Atdge, Harbor Ridge, NB
873-9333 .785,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••15 lnvwnea Lane, Big Ct1nyon
~00 $1,295,000 Sunday 1-5
* ••t MC>Mco, Harbor Ridge
844-9060 $839,000 Sunday 1-5
4 Monterey, Corona def Mar
631·1286 $582,500 Sunday 1-5
233 Poltmettla, Corona del u.
631-1400 $749,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•332 Poin8ettJa, Olde Corona Del Mar
760..Q714 $525,000 Sunday 1-5
207 Port Bristol, Harbor View Homee. NB
759-6700 $429,900 Sunday 1-4
•440 RIY«a Terrace, Corona Highlands, NB
631-7300 $1,395,000 Sunday 1-5
•• 1038 Sendcutle, Harbor View HMtl
&U-&200 $579,000 Sat/&.\ 1-a
*5542 South Hall Terrace, Turtte Rock,ltv
552,2000 $625,000 Sunday 1-5
• .,.... •8 South P9ek, lAlguna Nlguel
248-1908 $975,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•1701 8tartlght Circle. Newport Bch
&46-7171 M-48,000 SUnday 1·5
.,.... • 10 Welllngton Ct, H8rbor Aklge, NB
759-6700 $585,000 11Sund8y 12-4:30
••910 .W..adltf DrM. Wlelelff, N8
&ee-1111 sns.ooo Sat 12:30-4 Sun 1-4
•1000 Weetwtrid Way, ~&Mt-. N8
131-7300 $875,000 ~ 1-5
•• ., ff Woill09d foot lw, Big c.wn,NB
7ecMM33 1829,000 s...aun 1-a ......
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••••1 a--. Or. ~ Beach ~7000 l1.075K Sat/Sun 12:30-4:30
···-t-Wt.or IMnd, PromontOty Bay 6U-aoo 11.seo,000 Sunday 1.5
•• ,. Oillc:reM, Bia C8nyon
944 t200 $1,39(000 Sat/Sun 1-5
***1018 PGWtla, DollW Shena, NB
973-9333 1875,000 LH SaVSun 1-5
225 V1a o.no.., Udo ...... NB
759-eeOO $598.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
••• ..-5 Winged Foot Ln. Big CMyon, NB
790-3810 195<>,ooo Sat/Sun 1.5
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••t548 Harbor~ Or., NB
944 9080 $1,595,000 Sunday 1-5
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•8 Oypr.a Point, Big Canyon
644-8200 $1,895.000 Sunday 1-5
TOWIHOIES
CllDIS FOR SILE
2 IElllll
2512 a.ck Bay Loop, eo.ta Mesa
845-4115 $194,900 Sunday 1-5
•• v *280 Ctigney ln 309. Vitia e.tboa, NB
673-<MOO $388,000 Sunday 1-4
5345 Portsmouth Rd, Yorba Unda
543-2313 S 116,900 SaVSun 1-4
312 Santo Thom•. East Side ea.ta Meee
759-1501 $159,900 Sunday 1-5 •••Serena Ct, Newport Crest. NB 75M7~ $212,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••110 Vienna. H•bor Ridge. Nwpt Beach
673-7771 $388,000 Slit~ 1-!i
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* v 44 Belcourt Or North, Betcourt, NB
760-5000 $725,000 Sunday 1-5
25 Chatham Court, Belcourt
~ $7'49,000 Sund8Y 2-5
* 18 Momlngttar, Turtt.ock, ltVtne
552-2000 $214,900 Sunday 1...C
2'479 Rue De Cannes B2, E. Costa Mesa
631-7300 $189,900 Sunday 1-5
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.,, * ·• 100 sthotz Pt , 12. NeWport 8w:h
673-7300 $299,900 Sunday 2-5
*•ti 12 Vienna, Harbor Ridge, Nwpt a.ch
&13-m1 $451.000 Sat-sun 1-5
•2634 Vista Del Oro. Bluffs, NB
759-9100 $259,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••27 Vasta Flofa. Bluffa, NB
759-9100 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
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6 Rue Verte. Big canyon, NB
631-7300 $850,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
MORTGAGE RATES
FIXED ADJUSTABLE
lfttr'lt Dowft ....._..Lodi• ..... lnlnt DowR .,...... L.--M ....... ..... ..... PyMt (%) (dep) L09ft ..... """' (%) (~) (~) ~
Atnerlcetl ~ S&L 10.875 10 2.000 15 168 8000 10 2.000 1 2 750 250 IMkof~ 10500 20 2000 45 168 1500 20 1 500 eo 2 250 500 lfight~ 10.500 05 1.250 60 168 7 875 05 2000 eo 2.750 500 1tooQldeL 10155 05 1500 15 168 8250 20 0000 15 2125 300 eon..1 ... 8'L 10375 20 2.000 45 1ee 1500 10 2000 eo 2500 700
.....,,.._..81L 11.JW 10 1.-• -7.190 • 1.-41 ... -0..ldllllt,..,...86L 10.175 20 2000 30 1ee 7250 20 1.500 45 2.500 750
l ......... l&L 10.125 20 2.000 15 1ee 1500 20 1.500 15 2.250 , ..
Hom.,..,_ l&L 10.125 05 2.000 14 181 1.500 11 2000 45 2.750 500 ...,.,_,,., ~ 11.125 25 2.000 30 800 1.750 10 2000 30 2.750 111
•no 10 , ... JO -1.-10 u. 41 u• -10.750 05 1 500 30 111 1500 05 2.500 15 2175 1M
10 750 10 2000 15 168 7375 10 1.500 15 2500 300
10.750 10 1000 30 1&8 1000 10 1.750 15 2.750 500
10.750 20 0500 15 1&8 1.175 20 1.750 15 2.500 500
11.-• IMO • -.... • u. • ~ -10.500 10 2000 30 111 7.175 10 1.500 30 2.250 , ..
11.000 10. 1.1500 00 168 1.500 10 1.000 to 2J500 300
10.750 ' 1.000 75 111 1250 10 • 2.000 75 2.750 111
10.500 1.500 45 , .. 7125 10 2.000 '5 2.500 181
U9 • -1..711 .. t.ml • a.. -................... ... 11
10.175 10 2.000 00 1U 7.500 20 , 000 00 2250 500 TNll~81M lMllM ...... 11.125 20 1.500 20 $00 1750 10 2.000 u 2.750 1000 u.a ....... L.oen 11.125 10 1.500 23 250 7.175 20 2500 45 2.250 ,.
v..,,...,..ML 10..'26 10 1.500 30 118 7.825 20 uoo ., 2.500 500
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DU PLUES
FOR SILE
311,tn 3 II
Sun 1-5
HOIES FOR REIT
37 Auburn Isle , Oxford Ct. IMne
873-9333 $2400/mo Sat/Sun 1-5
1087 Stonebrook. Costa MeA
631-1266 $1285/mo Sunday 12-4
62 Vassar Isle. Oxford Ct. lrvwne
673-9333 $2200/mo Sat/Sun 1-5
Qlll_DOS
TOWllHOIES
FOR REiil
v * •'49 e.aycr.t Crt, BayYtew Crt. NB
SS.C-5112 $1400/mo Satu<day 1-5
INDEX SUMMARY
ADJUSTABLE MORT AGES
TNe .... L.M..-.........
1 Uh O.trict 7 52 7 S2 7 52
Prwnerat• . 900 100 150
3 month T ·bill 131 622 129
I monttl T ·tMll 171 150 • 51
1 "If tr.-ury note 7.58 7.40 7 33
3 "If treaury note • 4() 82t • 19
, 5 yr, t,...,,y note a 73 814 153
SOUTtERN CALIFORNIA
RA TE AVERAGES
,... C•• r111i114 ..... _ ........
f$y._ 10375 10.799
30yter 1oa1 ,, 05'
•• 1 U1 '"'°""' 1544 1.101
1yMt 7174 7.714
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• Both Totally Remodeled-Tum Key
• Light, Bright, And Open
• Sunny Petlol
LISTED EICLISIYEL Y WITH
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131-1400 111-1011
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PAULSON REALTY
PROUDLY PRESENTS
TIE ILTIIATE •MP'S
finest In this remodeled & redesigned 3 bedroom townhome for the
discriminating few whose lifestyle demands the best.
"IELCIUIT'' II THE BLUFFS
$211,IH ~
~~ OPEN-HOUSE SAT/SUN 1-5
312 VISTA SUERTE
NEWPORT BEACH
760-60971852-1904
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Lowty, '9cy tr ... & famous golf
COUrM •• your ~ from this ~ Canyon home. 8-utlfuly r..-nod .. ed 1
!eve& 4BR & famify rm w/31.'l Baths on
, quiet cul-de-Mc strMt, $1.1_89.000.
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home exudee elegllnC9 & IOPt*tlcatlon. Oee6gned around a
I courtyard entry and full of light, the home hat ~ from the
courtywd, htng rm, hwnly rm & kltc:Mn. FEATURING: 2 Ar.-
plecea. l8CUtfty tylt9m, pttvele ~ ..... & MW EuropeM
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cMJ>et. patnt. trench ooor, plumb-
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c~. ~ appfiances. tile
pKfo, etc. Absolutely rnov~in con-
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OfllN sATURDAY &
SUM>AY 1-5 f!M
417 VISTA ROM~ NB
RM mttCSUI HY. & CO.
.. 640-0020
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CLASSIFIED
Read the classified pages
and you will find someone .
to handle your needs. ·
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Upgraded Mediterranean Villa Ptan 4
on large lot w/huge pool and spa.
Specimen trees. prof. landscaped, 48r
2'ABA. sauna In mstr bdrm; fam rm.
formal dln rm, securtty system.
760--0433 nMm'IH.-..uuT-m1-1 ======
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Spacious tM111Y home, NWfY painted In a out. e11rpeted in wth tone., 4 beet. oom, mirrored • ., drob99. bftck fll'ePlaee with
raised helrth. new roof, i.ge,..., ywd for
poof.
OPEN SAT/SUN 1-4 za II.IDT PUCE
LllO IUL.n lll-1300
COLDWeLL
BAN~C!RO
Expect the~ ..
141 111111 IS. II.
Peace envelopes you in this
.uthentic + magnifioent 6 Br
home. Spa nish In flavor
w/mahogany doors + windows,
oak <:abinetry, ~ed tiles, lush
courtyard w/fountain + spa. V•-
andas + patios to enjoy the Cali-
fornia life.
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
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EVAN CORKETI ........
VIA tJ>O NORl)-SBR-~ ..... _ .... $3.900.000
VIA ll>O ~S8R-41h8A.. Sl.650 000
W. L1>0 SOID-48R-3~8A.. .. -$1.SS0.000
VIA l.IJO JOll)-SBR-48A..tall t.495.000
VIA SAN llEll>-SBR·!IM. ... $895.000
VIA ll>O SlU>-'8R 5l!A. ... --f 1S!.OOO
VIA ~~·2BA..---···_::···-· S7C9 000
VIA ZURDt-t811·2BL .. al ... $691.000
• OIMTG48R·38A. ... al $691.000
VIA rTHACA-29R·ZBA-lal .. $695.000
VIA l~ 48R 38A. ----··-~9S.999 VIA SAN REm-3N·2~8A.. -· --~55.000
VIA ITHACA-38R·38A...-.... ---$49'.500
• VIA Nn-38R·2BA -····-$429.000
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ARCHITECTURAL Dl&EST
PEIFECTlll
Contemporary custom home overlooking the 18th fairw~. Feature.
4 bdrms, 3111 bat.ha +a 2 bdrm, 1 beth guest suite. Licht and neutral
colon with an abundance of granite and llate throushc*t.. White·
washed hardwood floors, single pue CUiiom Freneh doers and
windows. Fabulous European kiteheia with ~ite counter~ and
white on cabinets. Spaciom familY room and ...,....te den. LQ.
pool with slate deck and terrace. F~ eo1f coww.;...,. from all
major rooms. Tiuly the ultimate in eophiaticated living.
• .......... • -.Y Luxury
is yours w/prlvate poof & ~ &
magnificent panoramic view from
Catalina to mountam.. Plenty of
~in this 2-story. 48R home on
an extra large lot w/patioe a grua
area. No Open~ tee6.ooo.
• ..... UpgrMled SouUtpon
modet w/dttlgiW u.tment. Ane
amenttlea inctudea ~
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Lovety weft maintained home In excellent area.
Flowing floor plan, cozy family dining room area.
3 BR. Great for children. Walk to grade and
middle school. WeU established neighborhood,
great family home. Blg yard with fruit trees. Etc.
etc. Call for Info. 546-2.313 HP1 ~ _
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Super famlly home In excetlent location. Unique
open floorplan. Big add-on on famUy room.
Formal living room with crackling fireplace.
Hide-a-way rnlllter suite. Separate chlldrens
wing. Many IX"tras. skytlght custom shutters.
Lovely front and back yard. An excellent buy In
todays market. Can now won't last. Call
546-2313 HP2
111a1• ••at• 11.-.-Just the tnvestment you have been walttng for.
Nearly new 6-plex. Six 3 Br, 2~ BA townhomes.
With security systems, oentral vacuuming,
double attached garages, Inside laundry, two
fireplaces, master suite with walk-In ctoset.
Beautifully landscaped wtth brfd( and cement
driveways, raised brick planters. and all with
private patios. Don't wait. Call 646-7171 NP8
since 1960
-y 0 UR TRUST
-·-. GAR AGE SALES
Follow the baloOn&. ftega end ~ ....... to
neighborhood pr• ..... orgenlzed by the •• spec1.a1sts of C..,tu+y 21 The Reel ~ .... .,. •
few°'*' today ... Alto stop by our ofb llt 270 Ea.1 17th
St. Costa M.u for a comptete U.1 and map
IEWOIT IDOi 431 C.tllml 269 S.U
2448 .....,.. lane SZ2 CllM 270 Broadway
1233 Onon l.it 901 Qtf Oriw 2639 F"""' Or1¥t
1212 c-brldlt 400 '"''' 2m r....., 0nw 1211 Camtlndp UO Pnle 266 Vlfll!Q ms w.. 311 Plrm 266~ v.r...,
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2111 HlNMI 407 ScNI Road 2524 Elden G
2335 n.t "" 404 L 16111 St 2306 HlallW lane Wlm COSTA llJI 364 L lltll St
2107 SlltlllO 379 ~ 1111111 345 UlnenltJ
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3226 a., $1 249 RotliWod 11159 °" ...
•nm -TWI ITllY IH.,_ Superb location. Big family room. formal dining.
kitchen Is a chef's delight. Island stove, lots of
cupboards, gleaming tile. Mother-In-law
bedroom with ~ bath on first floor. Winding
stairway to upper level, master suite with full
bath plus two more BR. The grounds have just
been professlonalty landscaped. Sparkling
_, enclosed pool. Country club living In the city.
Call for details. 546-2313 HP6 .... ...,.1., ...
Seller must close by August. Motivated to sell
this large 2 BR townhome. l:Mng room With
fireplace and separate den or study area. Large
fenced front and rear yard. Double enclosed
garage. Community pool and spa. This could be
the best buy on Eastside. Call S..8-7171 NP7
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You'll pay for this 2 BA. 2 BA townhome. Large
living room with fireplace. Dining area. Double
garage and much more. A gem at this price. Call
for details. &48-7171 NP8
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Single story on quiet circle in Mesa del Mar. Big,
big rooms throughout. Terrazo tile entry. Big
living room, crackling fireplace, famlly room.
remodeled kitchen, skylight. Covered patio,
etc .• etc. Call for details. 546-2313 HP3
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Very excellent buy on this neat 3 BR home In
great area located on a large lot wtth av9.P._,cjo
trees, great for the famlly. Neatty new cOU'htry
khchen, bonus room with French doora. Sky-
lights, RV access and room for your boat. Great
buy in today's market. 546-2313 HP4
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Greet pra, very private 3 BR home with 1t4 BA,
b6g IMng room, Cheery khchen, stained g ....
wtndoW. Skyffght, g#llge door openers, IMfty ewas. Veri nb front Ind beck yt1rda. A home
to be prOUd of. ca.. for 6nfo. 5'4&-2313 HP7
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A rare find. Beautiful 3 BR home with 180° view
on a private road. As a bonus Included In the
price Is a 2 BR Income untt. Very setdom Is
anything like this available In this area at this
price. Call 548-2313 HP9
YllY IPllllL -1441• You'll love entertaining family and friends In this
home. Gorgeous kitchen with breakfast room
has been totally remodeled. Custom carpeting
end window coverings throughout. Muter
bedroom and bath wtth whirlpool tub. French
doors, skylight. cathedrat ceilings. Easy living
family room. ~rlvate backyard and corner lot. To
preview call 646-7171 NP3 .... _ _, ......
In d•reable Newport Beach. Lovely upgraded,
custom oak, with beamed ceilings, two big
bedrooms~ two baths. Great retJrement home at
an affordable price. Caff 546-2313 HP8
•-•.,. nn.m Charm, comfort and elegance. one Ot ..,._.
co"*'°'''" Newport. Entry toyet, Mvtng room
with Frenct'I doon, two patfOet high '*11'98,
formal dining room Ind den leedtng to MOther
MCluded patio. Large ten\ity room with flrepeac.
Ind tw convenient 10 bedroom ~· Er.eta• 1d
pado room wtth BBQ OY9rlOok pool Md ...,..
at• ~ houM. sen.a haw ~
another Md WMt ICtlon. Cal for a prtvate
· ahowtng. 646-7171 NP1 .. . .... .... ..,.,..
Vl9w property mt M dordabM price. Mottv8tecf ....... want thl9 lmpr111MI com. UNI In
eecrow. CeN tod8y to -...-2 BA. 2 IA condo.
Gate guerded ~.Cal Me-7171 NP4
NUMBER 0 NE I ____ ,.. .....
Exclusive Spyglul area of Corona del Mar
located amid million doHar plul properties. 3
BR, 3 BA on flrat floor. Fireplace In mastet autte.
Large chaJet type family room with wet bar.
Huge gourmet kitchen with view. Large dining room. Conversation pit divides large living room
from dlnrng room. Second floor amenities In-
clude another muter suite. Large bonus room
and two retreats. AH built around an atrium with
pool and spa. Call regarding owner financing.
648-7171 NP2
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Seller reduced price on this fashionable New-
port Beach condo and wants an off«. Take
advantage. This 2 BR, 2 BA unit In move-In
cotidltJon can be yours. CaJI 646-7171 NP5
OTHER A REAS
IAITA • •llTI -DllTI .. , .... A.pprox 'A acre of luah landscaping. trees. and
seclusion can be yours. Relax by·the poof, watch
the koi pond from your kitchen. BBQ on patio.
Entertain In large family room. Get away from It
aJI. Call for details. 648-7171 NP9 ..,......... .... ..
Country living In the city. Beautlful home on a
large wooded hlllalda lot with view of city tights.
Leaded glass entry to dramatic formal dining
room, lovely Imported decorator wallpaper,
French doors. paneled windows. and doors,
gourmet kitchen, huge private suite. Much
more. centrtia1, patio, family room. RV access.
etc., etc. Call 548-2313 for appt. HP13 ... ..... .• . ...
Studio condo, grtat location. running streams,
lush grounds. Northwood area In Irvine. Assume
$51,112 FHA loan. Call 5-46-2313 HP12
MT• 'Ill 1A111T 1111,111
Lovely Yorba Unda townhome, 2 BR, 1~ BA.
Tastefully decorated. Many unique features.
fireplace, covered patio, detached 2 car garage.
Breakfast bar, dining area. Aaaoclatlon poof.
spa, sauna, bar-b..que. Picnic area. Playground,
volleyball court near bike traua. Great buy. Call now won't last. Call 548-2313 HP14
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One of the nieelt townhomee tor this price. An
the rooma are geMJout tized with a prtvete
entry, atl on first ftoot. Abioeutety gorgeou1 job
~atlng, gourmet kitchen, two mater eult•.
private patio. etc., etc. Great f0r the pro-
telllonal pet10n Who Meda a low maintenance
home. Call ~2313 HP11
ALmU• SM•I Two BR, 1 ~ BA condo. Greet for Arweatrnerit or
atwter hOtne. MOnthty mein. ~ approx
1102.00 monthly lnclUcNe dubhouee, poot ~
legee. aw. highly motivated, tak• ldwlntege. C... now ~2113 HP10
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The New Hands-On Dad Is the Hit of the Year
Supermom, the one
who bri~ home the ha·
con and fries 1t up m the
pan, now has a faithful
cohort.
Meet Superdad, the
media darting of 1983.
Actually, the new.
more uwolved, hands-on
father, is som~hat a result
of the Supermom, working
mother phenomenon. Af-
ter all, while mom was
learning to juggle career
and family. some dads
were leammg to pick up
the slack (and the shirt, and
the toys, and ... ) around the
house.
And now, his contri-
butions have paid off-it's
Superdad's turn In the ~tlight. tn the movies
{Three Men and a Baby}, on
television (My Two Dads),
and on the bookshelves
("Good Morning, Merry
Sunshine," .,Daddy"}, this
much rs for sure: It's hip to
~popJ
That's good ne~ for
Scott Oppenheimer, se-
nior writer and Father's
Day card expert with
HallrNrk Cards, Inc. "041d
is a more prominent, more
mulU-faceted character in
today's family than f!Ver:'
Oppenheimer says. "That
makes my fob a lot more fun :•
True, the term
Su~t&d may be a tad pre-
rNture, but there are Indi-
cations that the role of fa· ther truly is ~Mng. ~
not just In the rmss media.
In feSPOnW to the fact that more thin 50 ~nt of all
WOfMl1 with chiklttn less
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ing. men are now doing ap·
proxi'"'1ely half as much
housework and child care
as their working wives.
That figure becomes
s1gnifiantly more 1mpres-
s1ve when you consider
that in 1965 they did about
a fifth as much And re-
searchers are quick to
point out that in the more
recent survey, the "youn-
ger" fathers reported doing
far better than the "half as
much" average.
A sign of the times:
The 315.000.member Fu-
ture Homemakers of
America recently elected
its first male president. Ap-
proximately 11 percent of
the organization's mem-
bers are now young men.
Says President Thomas Lu-
as. "My definition of a
homemaker is someone
who contributes to the
well-being of the family
That should be a male as
well as a female."
While the new hands-
on father may be partly the
result of necessity, i1 1s aJ-
most certainly somewhat
due to fashion as well. Re-
cent tttnds show the back-
lash from the ''strive for
success" era of the past
sev~ral years is a "cocoon-
Ins'' tendency -people in
general. not just fathers,
are spending more time
around the hoose.
And our favorite
soorce of role models -
the TV -is showingAmer-
lan families a father that,
unlike pr~ious TV dads. is
almost atways around the
house. Cliff Huxtable of
the Cosby Show and Ste-
p h~ n Keaton of Family
Ties, for instance, are char-
aders defined far more by
their interadion with their
children than their ap-
proach to their careers.
Whatever the reason,
this much is true: Father's
Day 1983 finds many sons
and daughters expressing
love ana thanks to dads
who play a more promi-
nent role in their day-to-
day upbringing than did fa-
thers of any generation
before.
Oppenheimer says
that card verse must reflect
sensitivity to the new com-
plexities of fatherhood.
"For example. my fiancee will be a lawyer, working
long hours, and knows as
much about baseball as I
do," he explains. "I'm a
card writer, working Ions
hours, and en1oy cooking
as much as she does. When
we start a family, my re-
sponsibilities can't be sim-
ply defined or limited like
my father's were. Our
cards need to reflect that
idea."
The broader definition
of fatherhood Is reRKted
in this excerpt from a
Hallmark Father's Day
verse:
Dad,
So much of what I am
Today
I owe to you.
As I was ~ina up,
You created a nutturina
environment ...
a perfect balance of
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gentleness and strength.
disciplme ~nd love.
Fathers' escalated par-
ticipation with the upbnng-
ing of their children beams
even before their children
are born. It 1s then that 1t
becomes evident that a
1960s phenomenon is now
a 1980s expectation: Men
are no longer passive on-
lookers in the birth of their
children. In Lamaze classes
and in the delivery room,
they've become part of the
process
"There seems to be
more sensitivity to the feel-
mgs of a father-to-be these
days, that his anxieties and
excitement are similar to
those of the expectant
mother," Oppenheimer
says. "So we ve begun to
develop father's Day cards
for him that, in a liahtheart-
ed way, show that the
cardgiver understands and
cares."
For example, a recent
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reads:
Happy Father's Day to the
Father-to-be.
Think of all the great things
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bundle josns the house-
hotd, reseuch indicates
that staying involved-can
be ~rding for Dad: the
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cue • father does, the
higher he scores on mea-
sures of "overall well-be-
1 n g" and "marital
commitment."
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results are due to the fact
that many men, like Op-
penheimer, are expenenc-
ing what women have dealt
with for years -"multi·
plic1ty,'' or dual roles. Their
feelings of well-being are
the result of what psychol·
og.ists c~ll "buff er mg'· -
compensatin$ for lows m
one area with highs 1n
another.
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you that recent surveys in-
dicate that men attribute
more of th~r overall happi-
ness to satisfaction with
their family roles than to
satisfaction with thesr pro-
f essional roles .
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role of father are far from
complete. At last check.
there were nearly 1 million
fathers heading si~par
ent homes, a figure that has
multiplied r4lpioly over just
the last few years. Men are
being offered, and are ac-
cepting, the multitude of
challenges single parent·
hood rep~nts.
"Because more Fa-
ther's Day cards are going
to singf~puent fathers or
stepdads, we ha~ to make
sure our concepts aren't
too confining," he ..ays.
"AJI of our c.ard$ must
lend themselves to the
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·waxed to a high glou
reinspected. Imagine baixb
waxing a model car. The 111
finished pieces finally band·
•uemhled to form a single car:
Dedication bad becnme compulsion.
Fueled by the determination to make die.
cast modclmaking history.
Its~ feata:nl and
Intricate ...................
There is rmwtabLe duplication Of the orig-
inal 's extraQrdinary amount of gleaming
c.brome trimwort. precisely placed. right
down to tbe lilly tips on either of tbe fender-
tred rublioes.
Hood, doors and trunk dm actually open
and close.
A boot that mape oft.
A CODYatil>Je top thll IDlpl OD.
Pull dubbolrd imtrumeniation.
Scalwxact tire tread. A 'imock-off" hub
that coven both~.
Seats into Which
just the ri&bt amount of
"'give" bM beieD built.
&gine detailing that iDcludei a Roaa.
type blower, carbumor and ignition system.
!Umning gear, exhaust and suspension OD
the undercarriage.
Compulsion bad beOome obsession.
And finally, the reault ia here.
Tbe ........... Mere.re. .......
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Crafted and imported exclusively by Prlnk-
lin MintPreciaionMOdell, the SOOK is beiiig
offered Id the mnarbbly low prjce of $90.
Upoa receiving the order form beloW, pay-
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stallmatts of $30 each.
MWe wtn cMll•"'M to make
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Ultra modern. •
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atytee, reek.a otar•. block out heet & COid. mulmtn the view end expMd Interiors with dMn, ..,,_ llnel. Unttk• other
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Serving CaMornia 8'nce 1953
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en Queen Carpetl
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